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Naji Thompson '19

A Fierce Spirit

Naji Thompson ’19 is focused on making her mark, on the track, on campus and beyond.

George Stroud

10 Questions for George Stroud

David Blosser ’19 sat down with our new Vice President of Student Life and Dean of Student George Stroud to discuss his career, his goals and his interests.

The mentor/mentee relationship between Vice President Brenda Bretz and Jackie Joyce ’19 was highlighted in The Chronicle of Higher Education story “For Mentorships to Work, Colleges Have to Commit.”

Kudos: Winter 2019

Discover what our renowned faculty and dedicated staff have been up to, including publications, grants and awards.

water painting of hands

New Centers Reach Into Campus and Far Beyond

Discover what was behind the creation of the college’s two new centers, the Center for Civic Learning & Action and the Center for Advising, Internships & Lifelong Career Development.

Fulbright top-producer badges

Dickinson College Named a Top Producer of Fulbright U.S. Students and Scholars

The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs names Dickinson a top Fulbright-producing college for the seventh time in the last decade.

Detail of a 1945 Woodblock Print by Maekawa Senpan depicting workers at factories in Honjo.

Exhibition at Dickinson College Explores Japan’s Modern Transformation Through Woodblock Prints

“Timely & Timeless: Japan’s Modern Transformation in Woodblock Prints,” an exhibition of scenes of Japan from the late Edo period to the early 20th century, will be on display at The Trout Gallery.

Marian Salzburg

Lecture at Dickinson College Explores Black History in Classical Music

Scholar and historian Kira Thurman will examine what classical music means to African Americans in a lecture at Dickinson.

Dickinson campus on a sunny day.

Dickinson College to Host Discussion on Regional Homelessness

Dickinson will host a panel of community leaders who will discuss issues surrounding homelessness in south-central Pennsylvania and their efforts toward finding solutions.

Portrait of Amandine Gay looking out a large window.

Dickinson College to Host Filmmaker and French Film Screening

Filmmaker Amandine Gay will visit Dickinson for a screening of her film, “Ouvrir la voix” (Speak Up/Make Your Way), and a related discussion.

Red Out crowd photo

New Basketball and Volleyball Locker Rooms Unveiled

Nearly 100 alumni, parents and student-athletes fill the Kline Center to celebrate the new Red Devils basketball and volleyball locker rooms made possible by McAndrews Fund donors.

Cogan Fellow 2019, Rev. Annie Lockhart-Gilroy '97,

Dickinson College Alumna to Discuss Her Career in Faith, Ministry and Education

A scholar in Christian education and practical theology, the Rev. Annie Lockhart-Gilroy '97 will share insight into her journey in faith and education.

FYS Writing and Research Awards

First-Year Seminar Awards Showcase Excellent Student Writing and Research

Dickinson honors three first-year students with writing and research awards.

Tom Work

Tom Work '74

"Dickinson provided the liberal-arts education I hoped to have. ... [I want] to give something back to a college that has served me very well."

Muhammad Burhan

Muhammad Burhan '21

Muhammad Burhan '21 merges studies in mathematics, computer science, economics and health studies to prepare to solve 21st-century challenges around the world.

Curtis Martin '19

Finding ‘Many Ways to Succeed’

Curtis Martin ’19 discusses how he chose Dickinson as well as his major and what he learned from conducting original research in Russia.

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