Dickinson has announced a series of six educational workshops on the rule of law featuring federal judges and legal experts.
Students in every major benefit from understanding how the global economy works and how it could shape their future careers. Four visionary leaders will share insights during a student-led discussion.
“Conducting research at different institutions across the U.S. gave me a new perspective on what life after college can look like,” says Carys Chase-Mayoral ’26 (physics, music).
January is Social Justice Month at Dickinson. Join in with volunteer opportunities, discussions, an athletics clinic, film screenings, performances, a Red Devil clothing drive and more.
“You can’t understand someone else’s faith tradition until you see the beauty in it." Meet Jonah Lenahan '26 (religion, political science).
Meet Olivia Ammon '26 (psychology, German), an aspiring forensic psychologist. While studying abroad, she took psychology classes in the German language and conducted original research.
“If you’re looking for a tight-knit community and are ready to make friends, Dickinson is definitely for you,” says Joe Apat ’28, a Dickinson student-athlete and quantitative-economics major.
No stone is left unturned in classical studies, as the discipline and Associate Professor of Classical Studies Scott Farrington examine how the ancient past often colors the ever-shifting present.
Indra Sokhomsan ’26 has volunteered in Guatemala, studied in Prague and presented research on the experiences of Black educators. Through an internship, he helps local students aim for bright futures.
A Dickinson sociology project looks at the teacher-shortage crisis through the lens of a Virginia school.
“I love how hands-on each of my courses have been.” Meet Alex Carbone ’27 (archaeology, anthropology), who dug into an archaeological dig at a cemetery in Peru.
Video playlist captures all the quotable moments from Faulkner's on-campus interview earlier this year.
The move significantly broadens the reach of the Dickinson Promise initiative, which was launched in May at the conclusion of the successful $75 million Campaign for Scholarships.
66 students battle market chaos, managing $1,000,000 virtual portfolios over 10 weeks.
John E. Jones III '77, P'11, and Beth Jones P'11 wish the community happy holidays with this video message.