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Celebrated Poet, Author Named 2026 Stellfox Scholar

Molly Peacock is a widely anthologized poet and the “poet activist” behind Poetry in Motion, which brought verse into NYC subways.

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Connecting Data With Ethics and Global Perspectives

Success on the field, in class, at an internship and abroad provides Abby Kohan '26 (data analytics) with the skills and confidence to tackle complex problems.

Bob Chesney on the football field.

Bob Chesney ’00 Takes Helm as UCLA Football Head Coach

The former Red Devils standout brings championship experience from James Madison and Holy Cross to the Bruins.

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Ayana Elizabeth Johnson to Receive Dickinson College’s Rose-Walters Prize for Environmental Activism

Marine biologist, policy expert, writer and teacher Ayana Elizabeth Johnson will receive The Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize for Global Environmental Activism at Dickinson College.

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Four Nights, Four Intriguing Questions: Dickinson Announces April Lectures

April's public lectures explore the neuroscience of bilingualism, the French-Muslim experience and how to thrive and build just futures in the face of systemic collapse and uncertainty.

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Dickinson Presents Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2026 Programming

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and several departments and students organizations have come together to offer opportunities for learning, reflection, solidarity and action.

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Bite-Sized Breakthroughs: Philosophy & Micromanagement

Dickinson philosophy research looks at the moral harms of micromanagement.

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Sustainability Expo 2026: Positive Change, Partnerships & Prizes

Annual spring event returns April 2 with campus and community partners, interactive exhibits and a few good reasons to enjoy your lunch outside.

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Michael Vorenberg to Deliver J. Howard Wert Lecture From Historic Lectern

Noted historian Michael Vorenberg will deliver the sixth annual J. Howard Wert Lecture at Dickinson Thursday, March 26, at 7 p.m.

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From the Lab to the Boardroom: Students Explore Life Science Careers in Philadelphia

A career trek connecting Dickinson students with alumni across the pharmaceutical and biotech industries offers lessons that no classroom could replicate.

William Wallace '74 and Beth Fagan Wallace '75 in Italy, where they fell in love during their study-abroad year.

Reframing Michelangelo With William Wallace ’74

World-renowned scholar William Wallace ’74 has challenged myths, guided historic conservation and shaped our understanding of a master artist. It began with a pivotal study-abroad year.

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Trevor Richwine '26 Wins Back-to-Back NCAA Indoor 800-Meter Titles

Trevor Richwine '26 has claimed his second NCAA Division III national championship in the 800-meter run.

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‘Do the Hard Things': One Student's Recipe for Creating a Better World

Alyssa Daly '27 is driven by a commitment to “leave everything better than you found it.” After Dickinson, she aims to help better the world through youth advocacy and education reform.

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At the Crossroads of Culture and Capital

Theo Coleman '27, double major in economics and art history, talks about the impact of his fall 2025 studying abroad in Tokyo.

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Commitment to Global Education

Alumni Council President Bruce Rychlik '89 shares firsthand comments from students and alumni about Dickinson’s transformative global-study programs.

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