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Dickinson Makes the Green Honor Roll for 2021

Dickinson has received the highest possible Green Rating by The Princeton Review, putting the college once again on the prestigious Green Honor Roll.

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Dickinson College President Margee Ensign Signs Presidents' Letter Regarding DOE's Princeton Investigation

President Margee Ensign has signed the following letter regarding the DOE's investigation of Princeton surrounding racism and adherence to federal non-discrimination law.

Dickinson community members are helping students reach their goals.

Revolutionary Challenge Finalist Spotlight: Developing Leaders for 21st-Century Revolutionary Challenges

Developing Leaders for 21st-Century Revolutionary Challenges focuses on the power of a shared values- and competencies-driven vocabulary that sets students up for success.

Facing a virtual Fall 2020 semester, Professor of Theatre Sherry Harper-McCombs found a way to bring her Introduction to Stage Technology course to life at home.

Introduction to Stage Technology Gets Students to Sew at Home

Facing a remote fall 2020 semester, Professor of Theatre Sherry Harper-McCombs found a way to bring her Introduction to Stage Technology course to life at home.

Students and alumni take part in mock interviews during the Career Conference & Volunteer Leadership Summit. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

Virtual Job, Internship Fairs to Give Students a Leg Up This Fall

Two virtual job and career fairs will bring students new opportunities to connect with a wide array of professionals this fall, including Dickinson alumni and friends.

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Student Snapshot: Julz Espensen '23

History major Julz Espensen '23 blogs about her adventures in research and history-focused projects, including WWII reenactment, clothing restoration and cooking historical dishes.

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Dickinson Launches New Program in Washington, D.C.

Dickinson will pilot a new program in Washington, D.C., where policy, advocacy, technology, the arts, media and foreign relations all meet.

Professor of Music James Martin meets with community leaders to discuss the rollout of the new COMPOSED: Make Music Any Way! program. Photo by Tony Moore.

Making Music Any Way: Student-Led Program Brings Benefits of Music Education Online

Because of COVID-19, children are missing out on the joy, friendships, confidence and skills that music education can bring. The winners of the Dickinson Civic Innovation Competition are here to help.

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Dickinson’s Contribution to the Farm-to-Table Movement

With unique events, the College Farm brings fresh food to the community.

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Dickinson Publishes 2019-20 Sustainability Report

The 2019-20 Sustainability Report highlights achievements in the college’s goal of helping create a more sustainable society.

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