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News published 2026

The Dickinson College Farm at dusk / sunset.It is set up for the farm's summer music series concert.

Back by Popular Demand: College Farm Announces 2026 Outdoor Summer Music Lineup

The College Farm's Summer Music Series is back! Here's all you need to know to enjoy live music and farm-fresh food under the stars.

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New Perspectives in Motion: Freshworks 2026

Dickinson's 2026 spring dance concert features choreography by Sophia Acquista '24 and a thesis project by Cassie Jackson ’26.

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Our Resilient Republic

Professor of History Matt Pinsker discusses his new book and his new Substack and how the lessons of Lincoln's era translate to our own.

Competitors pose with President Jones.

Madison Hensley '26 Wins Dickinson’s Public Speaking Contest

Student competitors reflect on who changed them—and prove that public speaking is a skill worth cultivating.

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Don Nichter, Longtime Coach of Dickinson Distance Programs, to Retire

After nearly four decades with the college, the coaching icon's legacy is secured.

A young man holds a horse while a young woman delivers veterinary care.

Alums' Unique Practice Blazes a New Path in Rural Health Care

A unique medical practice, led by this husband-and-wife team, offers at-home care to humans and livestock living in and near the Navajo Nation. It closes a vital care gap in remote, rural communities.

John Jones in Old West

Dickinson President Joins Unprecedented Legal Forum With Fellow Retired Judges

Dickinson President John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, a former federal judge, will join a panel of retired judges to discuss impartiality, the rule of law and threats to the judiciary.

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Thank You, Dickinson Volunteers!

During National Volunteer Week (April 19-25), Dickinson celebrates the alumni, students, parents, faculty and friends who generously share their time and talents to support the college's mission.

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Anthropology and Languages in Action

Research, internships, study abroad and deep campus involvement define Naomi Mathewson ’26’s life at Dickinson. She’s currently researching food insecurity and planning a global career.

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Graduate Story: Matthew Guariglia '12

Matthew Guariglia '12 is a historian of American policing and a senior policy analyst at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, where he focuses on surveillance, privacy, and AI.

Work by seven student-artists will be on display April 17 to May 17 at The Trout Gallery. Photo by Dan Loh.

Give Up the Ghost: Student Exhibition Opens April 17

All year, these seven studio art majors have been conceiving of, revising and refining the most consequential works of their student careers. Here's what to expect at their joint exhibition.

Students and faculty together at the conference

Taking the Stage at the National ACS Meeting

Chemistry students present original research at one of the discipline’s largest national gatherings.

Rush to Engage, Dickinson

Dickinson to Launch Alumni Engagement Challenge: Rush to Engage

The new initiative aims to bring the Dickinson community together and increase alumni engagement.

Vincenzo Randazzo '26 presents original research at the American Chemical Society's spring 2026 conference.

Science, Soccer and a Sense of Home

Vincenzo Randazzo ’26 is a standout biochemistry & molecular biology major, soccer player and first-generation student who recently presented research at a national conference.

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Harnessing Data to Create Social Change

Elena Mazurek ’26 applies what she’s learning about data analytics and economic concepts to her work helping local nonprofits.

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