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Ebru Kongar

Initiative, Imagination and Persistent Effort

The International Association for Feminist Economics has honored the service of Associate Professor of Economics Ebru Kongar.

DACA Campaign

In Support of DREAMers

Dickinsonians gather on Britton Plaza for a congressional letter-writing campaign to support DACA.

alumni in action photo

Sweet Inspiration

Priscilla Addison ’09 combines her love of art with her entrepreneurial spirit as co-founder of ’57 Chocolate, a manufacturer of fine chocolates, while also working at the USAID in Ghana, West Africa.

The Good News on Energy, Environment and Our Future

Dickinson’s Priestley Award Lecturer focuses on renewable energy and hope for new systems of sustainability.

Charter Day

Celebrating History and Philanthropy

Members of the Dickinson community gather to celebrate the 234th anniversary of the signing of the college's charter during Charter Day.

Lars English displays his new book, There is No Theory of Everything.

'There Is No Theory of Everything'

Associate Professor of Physics Lars English’s new book turns “the theory of everything” on its head.

On September 11, 2017, aptly named Patriot Day, the Dickinson community gathered for a remembrance ceremony in honor of the victims of the attacks, led by the Dickinson ROTC (Blue Mountain Battalion).

Gone but Never Forgotten

The Dickinson community gathers for a Patriot Day remembrance ceremony led by the college's Reserve Officers’ Training Corps to honor of the victims of the 9/11 attacks.

Douglas Buchanan, contributing faculty in music. Photo by Melissa Wertheimer.

Composing Trailblazing Lives

Music faculty member earns a prestigious prize to write a chamber opera on the lives of Bessie Coleman, the first female aviator of color, and Miriam "Ma" Ferguson, the first woman governor of Texas.

Matt Steiman and Jenn Halpin receive award plaque

Award-Winning Conservation

Dickinson's College Farm has been honored for its natural resource conservation work.

Motivated by her internship experience and social injustice, Jessica Smith '18 aims to learn more about the death penalty in hopes to abolish it one day.

Fighting for Justice, One Case at a Time

Motivated by her internship experience and her passion for social injustice, Jessica Smith '18 aims to learn more about the death penalty in the hopes to abolish it one day.

Weiss Center for the Arts

'In the Land of the Head Hunters'

Dickinson will host a screening of the groundbreaking early film “In the Land of the Head Hunters.”

Factory Seconds Brass Trio

Second to None

The Factory Seconds Brass Trio will perform at Dickinson.

Brass

Brass Quintet Takes the Stage

Dickinson’s faculty brass quintet performs works from the Renaissance to the present.

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Idea Incubators, Performers and Believers in Unity

Students gather at the Activities Fair to discover opportunities for campus engagement and explore each other’s passions.

Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

The Genocidal Foundation of the United States

Dickinson’s Morgan Lecturer addresses the history of settler colonialism and genocide in the U.S.

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