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Homecoming & Family Weekend 2026

Alumni and families gathered to reconnect, learn and celebrate their Dickinson ties.

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Bite-Sized Breakthroughs: Solving Optimization Problems With Machine Learning

Faculty project looks at using machine learning to improve how difficult optimization problems are solved.

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Ancient Texts, New Perspectives: Internships Put Students to Work on Real Scholarship

Through separate internships for high-school students and Dickinson students, DCC opens the door to hands-on classical scholarship.

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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.

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Graduate Story: Brian Dorfler '97

Brian Dorfler '97 shares how his time at Dickinson prepared him for a career in the media industry.

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From the Boardroom to the Classroom: 84 Lumber Executive Returns to Dickinson

Paul Yater ’94 brings real-world leadership insights and career advice to students.

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Their Turn to Play: Students Run the Show at New Voices Theatre Festival

The New Voices Theatre Festival brought the talents of student playwrights, actors, directors and technicians center stage.

Since catching the travel bug as a study-abroad student, Christina Anderson Langer ’88 has visited seven continents and more than 70 countries--and counting. Above, she and husband Matthew Langer hike in Victoria Falls.

Next Stop, Bologna! Opening Doors Through a Study-Abroad Scholarship

After an international career leading high-tech projects for the Air Force, Christina Anderson Langer ’88 helps students discover the world through a study-abroad scholarship.

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Ayana Elizabeth Johnson to Focus on Actionable Climate Solutions During Dickinson College Residency

Marine biologist, policy expert, writer and teacher Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson will visit Dickinson College as recipient of the Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize for Global Environmental Activism.

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Building Trust, Bridging Divides: New Civic Initiative Launches at Dickinson

As Americans prepare for another election season, Dickinson College will host a timely conversation about the importance of civic engagement, civil discourse and finding common ground.

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