Dickinson will invite students back for the spring. Campus buildings are closed and face coverings are required on campus.
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Dickinson President Margee sent this message to the Dickinson community yesterday condemning the violence in the nation's capital.
The prestigious fellowship honors student scholarship and action aimed at helping to create a sustainable world.
Dickinson President Margee Ensign has sent the following update on the spring semester to the Dickinson community.
Jackie Logsted '22's book, co-written with her mom, was released by Penguin Random House on Jan. 5. She also has a quarantine podcast, cohosted with Erin Clarke '22.
Associate Professor of English Jacob Sider Jost examines the facets and significance of the word "interest" in 18th-century life.
Learn more about this gridiron standout, who became the first Black football captain in Red Devils history.
“Dickinson embodied everything that I was looking for,” says Alice Agyekum ’22, who has prepared for medical school at Dickinson through coursework, research, and an internship with UPMC Pinnacle.
West Coaster Jackson Ohlsen-Johnson '22 is a runner, a cappella singer, Student Senate and fraternity member, and College Farm and War College intern.
“We’ve definitely had some adventures and mishaps." Dan Litwack '05 and Ana Atach '08 share lively travel stories in a Spanish-language book.
Helen Piszek Nelson P’05 honors her father’s memory and spurs global studies at Dickinson through a new endowed fund.
After a transformative overseas trip to Africa, Michael Eber '91 crafted a values-driven career that continues to evolve.
“I’ve learned that hard work pays off, and it is important to stay focused but also have fun!” says Claudia Maira ’21, team captain, student volunteer and aspiring sports-medicine pro.
Hear from the winners of Dickinson's 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award for Professional Achievement, Outstanding Young Alumni Awards, Walter E. Beach Distinguished Alumni Award and 1783 Award.
Dickinson’s United Way Campaign has raised more than $26,000 for the United Way of Carlisle & Cumberland County, but there's still time for employees to join in and make a gift.
Meet Ian Wong '22, a computer science major and president of the eSports Club, who facilitated virtual meetups when Dickinson made the decision to go remote in response to the global pandemic.