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Neil B. Weissman

A Fitting Close

As he returns to his role as provost and dean of the college, Neil Weissman reflects on his year as interim president and looks ahead to a bright future for Dickinson.

Lauren Davidson

A New (But Familiar) View

Editor Lauren Davidson shares a look at her history with Dickinson Magazine and some plans for this flagship publication.

Before becoming Dickinson's 29th president, Margee Ensign was the president of the American University of Nigeria, where she co-founded and led the Adamawa Peace Initiative and helped feed 300,000 refugees fleeing the Boko Haram terrorist group.

Preventing Violent Extremism

President Margee Ensign will lead a session at an NYU roundtable exploring religious identity and extremism.

Student at commencement 2017

Culminating Experiences

For seniors at Dickinson, completing the requirements for a major is a distinctive and valuable experience.

Hiking trail

Carlisle Connections: Take a Hike

Students, faculty and staff alike frequently step outside of Dickinson’s limestone walls and drive or bike the short distance from campus to the Appalachian Trail.

Mugshot of Herman Mudgett, alias H.H. Holmes, America's first-known serial killer.

"American Ripper?"

Lawyer Douglas Maloney ’77 had never petitioned an exhumation, yet here he was, at the grave of America’s first serial killer, as part of a History Channel investigation into the Ripper case.

Least Touristy Travel Photo
“50 shades of blue,” Mount Cook, New Zealand,
by Jamey Harman ’18

Images From Abroad

Students share images and experiences from around the world through the annual Study Abroad Photo Contest.

Jason Calderon

Going the Distance

Dickinsonians find challenges, life lesson and meaning in extreme endurance sports.

Dickinson hat societies

Hats Off!

Dickinson's historic hat societies represent a distinctive tradition focused on leadership, friendship and collective excellence.

Anastasia Pfarr Khoo ’97

On Hope and Liberty

Marketing superstar/activist Anastasia Pfarr Khoo ’97 keeps the faith.

Henry Sorett ’68

And Justice for All

Henry Sorett ’68 has spent his life in the courtroom, defending all comers, big and small.

A hardcover documentary book about the Ese'Eja accompanies the tour and will be launched during a public open reception at the Peruvian Embassy.

Cultural Preservation on Tour

Photos by art & art history faculty member Andrew Bale will be showcased at a Peruvian embassy, during a Smithsonian museum festival in Washington, D.C., and in a new book.

Roy Rogers

Pride of the Susquehanna

Spend some time on the Susquehanna River with Roy Rogers ’75, who captains a riverboat launching from City Island daily.

Lydia Orr

Gaining the Skills to Help

As a psychology major and community volunteer, Lydia Orr ’19 plans a career helping victims of sexual violence.

Kenya Bullock '19

Shining a Light on Artivism

Kenya Bullock ’19 is an artist-activist and karate black belt with a passion for lighting design. Learn about the causes she believes in and how she plans to pay it forward.

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