“My goal is to return to my home country and share the knowledge and expertise I have gained." Meet Sebastian Valdez '26, an accomplished soccer player and aspiring civil engineer.
Inspiration was on the menu during this recent College Farm-themed John Dickinson Society event.
Linda Mearns, senior scientist in the Research Applications Lab of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, will discuss the uncertainties of climate change research.
Dickinson's 2023 Homecoming & Family Weekend brought alumni and families to campus to celebrate, connect and explore what it's like to be a student at Dickinson today.
Dickinson professor of physics earns 2024 Faculty Member for Research in an Undergraduate Institution recognition.
Drawing from a social-science background and personal experience, Warith Taha explores race, gender, sexuality and class in his art. He shared his journey—and his career advice—with students.
The new fellowship supports research and internships both on campus and off, across the academic year and through the summer.
University of Maryland School of Dentistry and world-renowned R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center welcome their first two Dickinsonians into new program.
“The idea is to bring social responsibility to work and make data-informed decisions based on these values." Meet social-impact champion Rachel Keen Hutchisson '89.
‘Models of Change’ publication looks at diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility in international higher education.
'Retrograde' explores the human cost of the final months of U.S involvement in Afghanistan.
Dickinson's Halloween-season production of 'The Crucible' brings fresh perspectives to an American classic.
Through Dickinson's Arctic & Alpine Climate Change program, students conduct hands-on research in ecologically crucial regions and contribute to our knowledge about the Earth's future.
What’s the secret to an amazing Dickinson video? Ask Joe O’Neill, who earned his 10th Emmy for a video about an exciting College Farm project.
Celebrated performer/composer Christopher Jackson, best known as George Washington in the Broadway and Disney+ hit 'Hamilton,' comes to campus Nov. 2 to deliver annual Poitras-Gleim lecture.