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Alumni Global Adventures Trip to Southern Italy Takes on Vesuvius and Gourmet Delights

Alumni will learn about the science and history behind Mt. Vesuvius, the volcano that destroyed Pompeii in 79 A.D., during an adventurous trip led by an internationally recognized volcanologist.

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Dickinson in the News: Summer 2018

This summer Dickinson was highlighted in 1,464 national and 310 international news pieces, including New York Times coverage of groundbreaking research.

Christyn Budzyna ’11, lyricist, with librettist Charlie Cohen, shortly after their engagement. The couple was married June 9, weeks after their musical was a hit at the Samuel French Off-Off-Broadway Festival.

Baked Goods: A Love Story

Musical-theatre lyricist Christyn Budzyna '11 presented her musical, Baked Goods, in the prestigious Samuel French Off-Off-Broadway Festival in August, just weeks after she married her librettist.

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So Many Clubs! Which One Fits You Best?

How do new students figure out what Dickinson clubs fit them best? Check out this video of the Fall Activities Fair.

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Dickinson College to Host Carlisle Indian School Centennial Commemoration

Dickinson and the Cumberland County Historical Society will host The Carlisle Indian School Centennial Commemoration, a biennial conference that focuses on the closing of the school a century ago.

Rudy Shepherd, installation view of Everything in the Universe is My Brother, solo exhibition at Smack Mellon Gallery, Brooklyn, N.Y. (Black Rock Negative Energy Absorber sculpture in the foreground). Photo by Etienne Frossard.

Dickinson College’s Goodyear Gallery Hosts New Works in Painting and Sculpture

Penn State faculty member Rudy Shepherd’s works in painting and sculpture will be on display at the Goodyear Gallery.

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.

Dickinson College Community Gathers for Patriot Day

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.

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Crossing Disciplines

Michael Floreck ’95 promotes an interdisciplinary approach to the sciences as the agriculture and science supervisor for Cumberland Valley School District.

Quadrese Glass '19, Janaiya Banks '19 and Naji Thompson '19 pose in front of the special-interest house they co-founded. Five students are living in X House this semester. Photo by Carl Socolow ’77.

New Campus Housing Celebrates Black Culture

A residence hall founded by students, Dickinson's new X House includes a black-history library and is dedicated to celebrating and cultivating black culture.

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Dickinson College to Host ‘Orange is the New Black’ Author Piper Kerman

Piper Kerman, author of the bestselling memoir, “Orange is the New Black: My Year in a Women’s Prison,” will deliver Dickinson’s annual Poitras-Gleim Lecture.

Mihir Pyakuryal, at the National Gallery of Art.

Nuanced Understanding

Through his internship, his research and his experience as a service trip leader, Mihir Pyakuryal ’19 is discovering how civic engagement leads to happiness and how we develop a sense of justice.

Sarah Campbell '19, a sociology major, paired with Assistant Professor of Philosophy Jeffrey Engelhardt to research the ways that radio personality Rush Limbaugh has helped shape his listeners' perceptions and society and social issues.

Dickinsonians Research Rush Limbaugh Show and the Community It Created

A student-faculty team researches Rush Limbaugh and the role he’s played in shaping an understanding of society and current events.

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Dickinson College Presents September Concerts

Dickinson College faculty members will perform a pair of concerts in September.

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Dickinson College to Host Former Acting Solicitor General of the U.S. Neal Katyal

Former Acting Solicitor General of the U.S. Neal Katyal will discuss the Supreme Court, President Trump, Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation and the rule of law.

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Dickinson College to Host Lecture on Enhancing Materials for Energy, the Environment and Medicine

Renowned biological and materials engineer Angela Belcher will present the annual Joseph Priestley Award Celebration Lecture at Dickinson.

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