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News published 2026

From Connecting With Trees to Coding With AI

In November, a Harvard biologist will promote connecting with the natural world through trees, and Posit PBC’s chief scientist will discuss data science and coding with AI.

Finding Joy in Learning, Community and Positive Change

AnhTam Pham ’29 is a double major at Dickinson, championing civic engagement, social empowerment and positive change. She will intern at United Way.

Connor Tomlinson to Deliver 2026 Poitras-Gleim Lecture

The Dickinson Student Senate will welcome Connor Tomlinson, known to many through Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum, as the featured speaker for the 2026 Poitras-Gleim Lecture.

All Devils Rise Launches to Support the Whole Student Athlete

Dickinson’s Oct. 20-22 campaign supports strength and conditioning, recovery and development resources for student athletes across all 25 varsity programs.

From Arctic Permafrost to a Future in Dentistry

Nat Godfrey ’28 combines geoscience research, campus leadership and a passion for service on the pre-dental track, aspiring to become an endodontist after Dickinson.

Burgess Institute Workshops Give Students a Head Start on Career Success

New series builds professional skills through hands-on learning, alumni insights and real-world experience.

Fearless by Design

They met by chance during Alumni Weekend. After big career shifts and decades together, they're giving back to the college that prepared them for the unexpected.

Dickinson to Host State Health Secretary for Launch of Pennsylvania's First College and University Flu Challenge

Dickinson will host the launch of the first Pennsylvania Department of Health PA College and University Flu Challenge.

From the Football Field to Financial Restructuring

Anton Jacobs ’27 combines economics, business and global internship experience with leadership at Dickinson. He’ll join KPMG in Berlin, crediting the people at Dickinson for shaping his growth.

Investigative Reporter Joins Dickinson President for Discussion of Journalism and Law

Journalist Scott MacFarlane will join Dickinson President John E. Jones III '77, P'11, a former federal judge, for a discussion of journalism and law.

Dickinson Takes on Climate Week NYC

Students connect with global environmental leaders, explore career possibilities and find inspiration for climate action closer to home.

Exploring History From Every Angle

Lily Kell ’28 is exploring history, philosophy and gender studies at Dickinson, studying abroad in Italy, researching local history and leading through WDCV.

Two Dickinson Alumnae Named 2026 Pomegranate Prize Recipients

Jessica Herrmann ’16 and Rabbi Lauren Tuchman ’08 recognized as emerging leaders in Jewish education.

From Finding His Place to Creating Community

Benjamin Cook ’28 embraces Dickinson through leadership, hands-on environmental research, fieldwork and founding the Pickleball Club while preparing to study abroad in New Zealand.

From Art History to Museum Practice Curating a Future

Claudia Colaprete ’27 blends art history, East Asian studies and museum education through study abroad in Japan and hands-on curatorial and K-12 education work at The Trout Gallery.

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