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Discovering Their Path

Dickinson’s summer 2024 interns reflect on their experiences

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A Community in Action

President Jones discusses the many ways Dickinsonians engaged positively and with respect during this election season.

Dickinson launched its therapy-bunny program last year as an addition to its suite of services to enhance student well-being. Photo by Dan Loh.

Your Therapist, BunBun, Will See You Now

Feeling stressed? In anxious times, these bunnies can help students recharge and connect in adorable—and important—ways.

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A+ S&P Rating Highlights Dickinson's Financial Strength

S&P Global Ratings has once again given Dickinson an A+ rating and a "stable outlook."

A progressive dance concert will take audience members through the Goodyear Building. Photo by A. Pierce Bounds '71.

Dancing Through History: Campus Building in the Spotlight

A progressive concert in the Goodyear Building evokes the storied history of the space, from ultra-modern shoe factory to a vibrant space for student and faculty artists.

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Men’s Soccer Team Advances to NCAA Quarterfinals

The Red Devils men's soccer team defeats Buffalo State 2-0 in the NCAA Sweet Sixteen matchup.

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Creating Success

“I work hard every day to build the future I want.” Meet Sarah Jang ’25, a student-leader and Posse Scholar with a clear vision of her own definition of success

Studio art majors in Dickinson's class of 2025 are hard at work creating new art for their upcoming exhibition. Photo by Rachel Eng.

The Art of Collaboration

Eleven creative visions and styles. Dozens of artworks. One unifying theme, and one show. That's the challenge facing the class of '25's studio art majors, who present a midyear exhibition Nov. 20.

The Carlisle Theatre's production of "To Kill a Mockingbird" was risky. A team of experts from Dickinson and the local community helped provide context for a nuanced, powerful performance. Photo courtesy of Myers Media.

Can you perform 'To Kill a Mockingbird' in 2024?

With guidance from Dickinson experts, a local theatre put on a powerful, nuanced production of a controversial classic play.

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Biddle Field to Get State-of-the-Art Video and Sound Upgrade

The donor-funded project will upgrade the athletics experience at Dickinson.

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Three Generations of Dedication

Three women from the same family have dedicated themselves to caring for the students and spaces of Dickinson.

Cellist Hanna Rumora and violinist Magnolia Rohrer of Hub New Music Ensemble cheer on students' performances during a strings masterclass in Rubendall Recital Hall. Photo by Dan Loh.

Acclaimed Musicians Offer Rewarding Masterclasses to Students

Individualized feedback was the name of the game as the Hub New Music ensemble visited campus for a dynamic residency.

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Original ‘Blue’s Clues’ Host Shares Journey of Creativity and Mental Health

Steve Burns connected with members of the Dickinson community during a heartwarming Poitras-Gleim lecture.

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Paz Center Brings New Levels of Comfort, Convenience to Campus Visits

We asked Dickinson parents and alumni about their stays at the Paz Center. Here's what they said.

Mark '81 and Lisa Burgess pose with a reproduction of their Founders' Society plaque. Photo by Dan Loh.

Event Celebrates Transformational Philanthropy

Dickinson recently inducted Mark '81 and Lisa Burgess into the college’s esteemed Founders' Society, which recognizes donors whose lifetime giving exceeds $1 million.

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