Assistant Professor of International Studies Fatou Thioune helps students dive into issues that literally affect everyone.
In his final column as Alumni Council president, Eric Fennel ’92 highlights the tangible opportunities for alumni engagement that have been created.
Check out the latest media mentions, research and accolades for our expert faculty and staff.
President John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, provides an exciting update about the $75 million Campaign for Scholarships.
The former Dickinson biochemistry & molecular biology major receives grant to study autism spectrum disorder from philanthropic arm of Philadelphia Eagles.
Check out coverage of this year’s Commencement weekend and dive into 25 things about the class of 2025.
Dickinson College’s faculty recently selected Chair of Middle East Studies Mireille Rebeiz for this year's Dickinson Award for Distinguished Teaching.
"It's a place where I can follow my curiosity, try new things and feel supported." A full scholarship unlocked fresh opportunities for Hemanth Kapa '27, who's presented at professional conferences.
Generations of alumni, friends of the college and leaders from Dickinson and the University of Bremen gather in Bremen, Germany to celebrate a milestone for the Dickinson-in-Germany program.
Thanks to the generosity of Tom ’78 and Judianne Hare P’22, P’25, Dickinson will unveil the Hare Family Sports Performance & Training Center this fall as well as several upgraded fields.
The sophomore Red Devil golfer finishes a superb season by making it to the second round of the NCAA championships.
The community-wide initiative seeks to define who we are—and who we will be.
Dickinson College’s class of 2025 has honored Associate Professor of English Sarah Kersh with the annual Constance & Rose Ganoe Memorial Award for Inspirational Teaching.
The junior caps off a standout season with the national 800-meter crown and All-American honors.
Excitement ran high as Dickinson celebrated the newly renamed and newly appointed Judith Rogers ’65 and Maureen Newton Hayes ’65 Distinguished Endowed Chair in Africana Studies.