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Boston Trio

Dickinson College Artist-in-Residence Program Welcomes Boston Trio

Dickinson’s artists-in-residence program welcomes the renowned Boston Trio for a three-day musical residency celebrating diverse cultures and musical styles.

David Jackson

David Jackson Awarded for Excellence in Undergraduate Physics Teaching

The associate professor of physics & astronomy will receive the award from the American Association of Physics Teachers.

L.L. Bean

Seven-Year-Old Says No Straws—L.L.Bean CEO and Dickinson College Alum Listens

Seven-year-old Benjamin Ball makes a passionate plea to save the sea turtles by replacing plastic straws, and L.L.Bean CEO Steve Smith ’92 takes action.

Marc Morris '19

Digging Beneath the Surface

Meet Marc Morris ’19, a transfer student and archaeology major who’s interned and worked on two continents.

Rdsninterview

Dickinson College Students Explore Sports Communication Through Red Devil Sports Network

RDSN participants discuss Dickinson’s student-led sports network, including their most exciting and meaningful experiences to date.

Simon Award 2019

Dickinson College Becomes First U.S. College to Win Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization Twice

An inaugural recipient of the Sen. Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Internationalization in 2003, Dickinson becomes the first college in the country to win the award twice.

Students walking through campus.

Political Expert to Discuss Ideological and Cultural Sorting During Lecture at Dickinson College

Author and scholar of government and politics, Lilliana Mason, will discuss social stratification in the U.S. in a lecture at Dickinson.

Photo by Zoe Josephina Moon '20.

Student-organized Summit Creates Space to Learn, Connect, Reflect

The two-day, student-organized Women of Color summit drew approximately 200 students, staff and alumnae of color to campus to share experiences, mentor and inspire.

Trung Nguyen '19

Gaining Flexibility

Trung Nguyen ’19 sees his international business & management major at Dickinson as the best way to gain intellectual flexibility and agility for future success.

Rachel Gross '19

Where Food Meets Justice

From China to a local Carlisle farmers market, Rachel Gross ’19 is learning how food shapes justice and community around the world.

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