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Hannah DelSordo

Student Snapshot: Hannah DelSordo ’22

Meet Hannah DelSordo ’22, and learn about her internship with a nonprofit focused on global poverty, pandemic hobby, her favorite class, and why she loves the sense of community at Dickinson.

Bill Keen ’59, P'89 with two of his classmates, Mary Stu Specht and Diana Bidden Carl.

Finding Eden With Bill Keen ’57, P’89

Bill Keen ’57, P’89, wasn’t sure he wanted to go to college, in part because of financial concerns. With a little help he graduated—and became a professor. Now, he supports a scholarship at Dickinson.

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Decision Dickinson: A Day on Campus

Admitted-student programs bring students accepted to the class of 2025 to campus throughout the month of April.

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Dickinsonians Rally to Raise More Than $1 million for College on Day of Giving

More than 3,200 Dickinsonians (and still counting) give more than $1 million to support Dickinson, its students and the brighter future they’ll shape.

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Day of Giving Kicks Off

Join alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students and friends today in this historic effort to make 4,000 gifts to the college in a single day.

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House Divided Launches Dickinson & Slavery Historic Walking Tour

On April 7, Dickinson’s House Divided Project will launch a historic walking tour on campus for the Dickinson & Slavery initiative.

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Red Devil Sports Network (RDSN) Launches Second Podcast

RDSN launches a second podcast, led by all-female student athletes and focused on topics relating to women in sports: past, present, and future.

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Artists-in-residence Present Lost Music of World War II

A leading scholar and a singer-songwriter brought world-premiere music and WWII research to Dickinson. Their virtual residency included personalized feedback on student research.

This year's Annual Poitras Gleim speaker is BD Wong. The lecture will take place virtually on Monday, April 5 at 7 p.m. EST via Zoom and will be followed by a Q&A.

Dickinson's Annual Poitras-Gleim Lecture to be Delivered Virtually by Actor BD Wong

This year's annual Poitras Gleim speaker is BD Wong. The lecture will take place virtually on Monday, April 5, at 7 p.m. EDT via Zoom and will be followed by a Q&A.

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How One College Community Rallies During COVID-19 Era

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dickinson donors have supported the most vulnerable members of our community through the Emergency Response Fund. Here's a look at the difference that makes.

Lillian Carver '21

Student Snapshot: Lillian Carver ’21

“Every class I’ve taken through the [medieval & early modern studies] program has reinforced my love of learning and reminded me how happy studying your passion can make you,” says Lillian Carver ’21.

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Dickinson's April Clarke Forum Speakers to Discuss Race, Gender and Arts

The Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues will welcome a diverse group of presenters to discuss a broad range of issues in April.

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Dickinson to Serve as Community Hub for Environmental Justice in Pennsylvania Symposium

Dickinson will take part in a virtual event seeking to build on momentum and strengthen future efforts and initiatives in environmental justice.

Alison Bailey ’83

Dickinson College Philosophy Major Shares Her Passion for Philosophy While Tackling Social Issues

Former philosophy major Alison Bailey ’83 embraces her passion for philosophy as an author and professor of women’s, gender and sexuality studies at Illinois State University.

Ana-Elena Karlova

Student Snapshot: Ana-Elena Karlova ’21

Ana-Elena Karlova ’21 hopes to improve lives through the power of economic policy. To prepare, she has researched microcredit in Ghana and interned at Ernst & Young and Bulgaria's Ministry of Economy.

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