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From Carlisle’s Past to Dickinson’s Present

Decades of history and more than a decade of scholarship inform Dickinson’s continued commitment to Native and Indigenous studies.

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Power and Precision

From Mississippi beginnings to Centennial Conference stardom, Mallie Thomas ’28 has become an unstoppable force on the court.

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Kudos (Winter 2026)

Check out the latest publications and media mentions from Dickinson faculty and staff.

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“The Big Mo”

President Jones offers examples of the major momentum happening at Dickinson.

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Dickinson Commencement Will Celebrate Class of 2026 and College Community’s Achievements

Dickinson will celebrate the Class of 2026 and other accomplished members of its community during Commencement exercises on Sunday, May 17.

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The Color of Money: Student Curates Exhibition on Currency and Culture

Meet Allie Gonzalez '26, an American studies major from Lancaster, Pa., who's developed lesson plans, led tours and curated a professional exhibition as an intern at the Trout Gallery.

As the Dickinson-in-Spain program turns 40, Grace Jarvis is sparking a scholarship to help students with financial need to study abroad in Málaga, Spain. Photo by Dan Loh.

Doors to Discovery: Expanding Access to Study Abroad in Málaga, Spain

As the Dickinson-in-Spain program turns 40, a retired professor is helping to ensure that current and future students may access world-expanding experiences abroad.

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Surfacing Usually Imperceptible Infrastructures

Professor of American Studies Cotten Seiler talks race, infrastructure and the troubling historical connection between the two.

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Serving With Intention, Together

Valerie Larsen ’27 blends hands-on research, global studies and local action to help build close, resilient communities rooted in empathy and dignity.

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The Big Picture: Dickinson Students Get a Front-Row Seat to the Global Economy

A powerhouse panel of alumni and industry leaders bring real-world economic forces into focus for students across every major.

From left: Mimi Sheehy; Vince Sheehy '80; President John E. Jones '77, P'11; Beth Jones P'11; and Marjorie Speers '78. Photo by Ed Devos.

A Legacy of Possibility: Dickinson Inducts Vince ’80 and Mimi Sheehy and Marjorie Speers ’78 Into Founders’ Society

During a inspiring ceremony on campus, Marjorie Speers ’78 and Vince ’80 and Mimi Sheehy were honored for their transformative support of Dickinson scholarships.

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Students Partner With Alum at Kudu Investment Management on Data Analytics Project

Dickinson data analytics students gain hands-on professional experience through a partnership with alum-led Kudu Investment Management.

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Advice From the Road: From English Major to Global Finance

"Alumni who’ve built dynamic, sometimes unexpected careers expand our sense of possibility.” Michael Meagher ’00 took a nonlinear path to global finance. He recently shared the keys to his success.

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Into the Dark: Students Experience the Arctic Through Art and Science

An 11-day journey to Norway's High Arctic through Dickinson's Global Mosaic program offers lessons no classroom could.

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Time for What Matters Most

It’s not easy to balance rigorous academics with sports, music lessons and orchestra. But Eddy Chow ’27, an aspiring physical therapist, is crushing it—without sacrificing his chance to study abroad.

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