Members of the class of 2027 officially signed in to the college during Convocation on Sunday, Aug. 27.
Students started their college careers with a bang, thanks to Dickinson's Pre-Orientation: Explore More Adventures program.
To help celebrate recent milestone anniversaries for Jewish Life and Judaic Studies, alumni and students reflect on their Jewish Life experiences.
Campus was abuzz with Move-In Day, the annual celebratory event marking the arrival of incoming first-year students.
“Studying overseas was always a dream of mine. I am grateful to Dickinson and to all who support the Nilsson Scholarship for showing confidence in the Dickinson students who study in Bologna.”
In his first column as the newly installed Alumni Council president, Eric Fennel ’92 discusses the council’s 100th anniversary celebration and shares the path that led him into this exciting new role.
Drayer Hall's got a brand-new look! Tour guide Livia Ball '24 takes us inside the college's largest first-year residence to see the renovations.
Dickinson’s Alumni Council celebrated a milestone anniversary during Alumni Weekend.
Red Devil softball player Jane Lloyd ‘25 kicked off her college career with an unexpected, but well deserved, accolade.
Faculty and staff had their work published in and promoted through international outlets this spring, including The Markaz Review, Nordic Asia Podcast and Dein Spiegel.
President John E. Jones III ‘77, P’11 reflects on the 2022-23 academic year and looks ahead to what’s on the horizon.
Dickinsonians make an incredible impact through their giving. Check out the numbers and stores from the last year.
Guest writer Chris Knopf '72 offers an inside look at the legendary Bradley, Dickinson's unofficial alumni band.
A look back at the tremendous impact of longtime professor, provost and dean Neil Weissman.
An internship grant led the international business & management and economics double major from the minor league Worchester Red Sox to the big leagues.