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Barks and Beetle Guts

The 2015 Biology Student Research Symposium investigates many different forms of life.

A gate on the Dickinson College campus.

Pipelines in Pennsylvania

ALLARM will host a discussion about pipeline development.

Members of the winning mock-trial team commemorate the moment.

Their Day in Court

The mock trial team advances to the national championships.

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Change and How to Live It

Dickinson announces new certificate program in social innovation and entrepreneurship.

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Student Earns EPA Research Grant

Rachael Sclafani ’16 becomes Dickinson’s third EPA-GRO recipient.

Mary Naydan '15 poses outside of the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, Pa.

A Most Enlightening Dinner Party

Meet John Dickinson Scholar Mary Naydan '15, an award-winning English major, digital researcher and 'Doctor Who' fan who was thrilled with her study-abroad experience in Norwich.

Mansoor Ghoto '15

The Renaissance Man

Mansoor Ghoto ’15 discusses his passion for music and his plans to attend medical school.

Artist Feng Weina works on a new piece during an open-studio session

Riding the Wave

Artist-in-Residence Feng Weina rides a new wave of Chinese art.

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Prepare to Take on the World

As New Jersey's state climatologist, David Robinson '77 lives in the world connecting science and society.

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Roadblocks and Opportunities

For Minh Nguyen '11, Dickinson set the course for a life in the sciences.

Sam Kilburn '18 has worked as a professional ice-climbing guide and mountaineer. Photo courtesy of Kilburn.

Call of the Wild

Whether at the College Farm, Pine Grove Furnace, the New England mountains, or just around campus, Sam Kilburn '18 is happiest in the great outdoors.

Peace Corps Top College

Dickinson is again on the Peace Corps’ list of top volunteer-producing colleges and universities.

Alexandra Kaye volunteers for the Peace Corps in Peru.

A Peace Corps Volunteer in Peru

Alexandra Kaye ’13 discusses how her work with the Peace Corps “is having a measurable impact.”

Lisa Freeman '15 makes a four-legged friend while taking part in the Dickinson in Australia program. Photo courtesy of Freeman.

Catalysts of Change

Neuroscience major, study-abroad alumna and scholarship recipient Lisa Freeman ’15 trains her keen analytical mind on humanitarian issues.

Jamie Jansen '18

And the Winners Are ...

Meet the winners of the 2015 first-year-seminar writing contest.

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