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Hadley Starr '22 (French, international studies) served an internship at the Cumberland County Courthouse (Carlisle, Pa.). That experience helped her prepare for a career in law.

Student Snapshot: Hadley Starr ’22

From speeding violations to murder cases, student-athlete Hadley Starr '22 got an up-close view of the action during a law internship at the Cumberland County Courthouse.

An embroidered sack revealed untold stories of African American history to esteemed historian Tiya Miles. She discussed her research during Dickinson's 2021 Bud Shaw Lecture.

Bud Shaw Lecturer Tiya Miles Illuminates Stories of Enslaved Black Women

Fresh from receiving a prestigious national award, 2021 Bud Shaw Lecturer Tiya Alicia Miles uses nontraditional source material to uncover untold histories of Black women and girls.

Two men walk on a sidewalk with a bell tower and trees behind them.

Dickinson College Honored as Pennsylvania Voting Challenge Winner

The ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge awards Dickinson the 2020 “Highest Voter Registration” and “Highest Voter Turnout” awards among four-year institutions in Pennsylvania.

Patricia Collins '71

Donor Profile: Patricia Collins '71

Patricia Collins '71's Dickinson education paved a path toward success in a variety of fields. Today, she continues to give back to the college to open paths for current and future Dickinsonians.

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Holiday Greeting From Interim President John E. Jones III '77, P'11

Watch a video of Dickinsonians sharing what they are grateful for this holiday season.

Varshini Prakash laughs with three Dickinson students during a breakfast meeting.

Podcast: Varshini Prakash of Sunrise Movement Talks Fighting Climate Change at Dickinson College

We tag along with Sunrise Movement co-founder Varshini Prakash during her three-day Rose-Walters Prize Residency on campus.

Valeria Carranza '09 (left) and wife Lauren Carranza, during a 2019 tour of the College Farm.

Dickinson College Farm Inspires Sustainable Zoning Amendment

"Dickinson is positioned to change the world in sustainable ways," says Valeria Carranza '09, who was inspired by a tour of the College Farm to spark positive change in Montgomery County, Md.

Giving Tuesday at Dickinson

Giving Tuesday

Dickinson aims to raise $100,000 on Giving Tuesday, an annual global celebration of philanthropy.

Masked ushers welcome visitors to Rubendall Recital Hall prior to a noonday concert. Photo by Dan Loh.

The Sound of Shared Joy

After performing and practicing remotely last year, Dickinson musicians present powerful in-person concerts.

Managing Complex Disasters Certificate Programs

Spring Courses Available in Dickinson's Managing Complex Disasters Graduate Program

If you’re considering pursuing the certificate or master’s in managing complex disasters, a great first step would be enrolling in courses available this spring.

Keagan Hesse '22

Student Snapshot: Keagan Hesse '22

Learn how biochemistry & molecular biology major Keagan Hesse ’22, is preparing for a career in oncology through student-faculty research at Dickinson.

Renaming ceremony

Renaming Ceremony Honors Two Longtime 19th-Century Black Employees

Dickinson marks the renaming of Cooper Hall to Spradley-Young Hall and the East College Gate to Pinkney Gate.

Studio-art majors in the class of '22 pose with Associate Professor of Art Todd Arsenault in front of the Goodyear Gallery, ahead of their midyear gallery show. Photo by Dan Loh.

A Peek Behind the Scenes: New Works Revealed During Preview Art Exhibition

For the artists, the exhibition is an opportunity to solicit fresh perspectives on their evolving work. For visitors, it's a chance to see the hard work and alchemy behind a major exhibit to come.

Scott Beaumont

Scott Beaumont ’75 Stays on Brand, After Relaunching Lilly Pulitzer

The former English and economics major combined creativity and strategy to rebuild a legendary name in fashion.

dance theatre group, dtg

Dance and Diversity: DTG Presents Multicultural History of Dance

Students and guest performers explore multicultural dance traditions and cultures Nov. 19-21.

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