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Fine Print (Fall 2025)

Check out the latest alumni book publications, including two mystery titles and a nonfiction work on educating for a civil society.

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Tradition Lives Here

An exploration of the origins and evolution of Dickinson’s Old West traditions.

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Kudos (Fall 2025)

Check out the latest media mentions, research news and accolades for our expert faculty and staff.

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Tradition Meets Innovation

President John E. Jones III '77, P'11, reflects on how Dickinson embraces longstanding, meaningful traditions and bold, impactful innovations.

This month Cathy Andriadis '80 and Karlis Adamsons were honored with a paver on the Old West Society Walk. From left: President John E. Jones '77, P'11, Andriadis, Adamsons and Provost and Dean of the College Renee Cramer. Photo by Dan Loh.

Investing in Better Communication: New Gift to Deepen Impactful College Initiatives

A new and transformative gift will expand opportunities students to practice how to communicate effectively across differences.

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Wall Street Pipeline: Lazard Alumni Return to Dickinson to Recruit

Alumni in finance share insights, opportunities, tips and encouragement while seeking new talent.

Vince Spinnato '97 (left) hired Julieta Bursztyn '25 for his high-end beauty company, Turnkey Beauty LLC. "She has the right skills for the job. She can do it all!" he says. Photo by Matt Getty.

Formulating the Future of High-End Beauty

A beauty industry pro and a student shared a passion for science, organic skin care and glam. Now these liberal-arts grads work together as “cosmetic chemists to the stars.”

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Dickinson Coaches Dominate: Triple Sweep of Conference & National Honors

Men's soccer, men's lacrosse and field hockey receive honors for leadership amid amazing seasons.

students in Dickinson's Dance Theatre group exchange handshakes in a dance about how to connect in a digital world.

Movement, Multimedia and the Quest for Authenticity

In an era of artificial expression, how do we hold on to what is real? The Dance Theatre Group's fall concert presents reflections on the digital age.

Dickinson juniors John Lee (center) and Hemanth Kapa (right) chat with Assistant Professor of Computer Science Farhan Siddiqui. Photo by Dan Loh.

Sweet Victory: Dickinson Students Claim Award at World’s Largest Collegiate Hackathon

Battling spotty Wi-Fi and a 48-hour deadline, two students built an award-winning diabetes app from scratch at the world's largest college hackathon. Here’s their story.

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Burgess Global Leadership Development Program: Cultivating Tomorrow's Leaders

The Burgess Institute for the Global Economy launches the Global Leadership Development Program.

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Unbeaten Red Devils Punch Ticket to Sweet 16 for Second Straight Year

Men's soccer blazes through the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament, keeping their unbeaten streak alive.

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Julia Filiberti Allen ’12 Discusses Burgess Institute’s Global Focus, Liberal Arts During Visit

The CEO of Deep Tech Defense, Dickinson's latest Burgess Institute executive in residence, emphasizes global perspective, industry connections and life preparation.

Students display works in progress in Goodyear Studios. Photo by Dan Loh.

What's in Store for Dickinson's Fall Senior Studio Art Exhibition

Every autumn, Goodyear Studios buzzes with anticipation as senior-year studio art majors wind up for their midyear joint exhibition.

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President Jones to Reflect on the Legacy of the Scopes 'Monkey’ Trial and the 20th Anniversary of His Landmark ‘Intelligent Design’ Ruling

Dickinson will host a public discussion exploring two watershed court cases at the intersection of science, religion and education as they mark major milestone anniversaries this year.

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