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Halle Winkler

Born to Teach

Oregon native Halle Winkler '19 discusses her lifelong love of mentoring and teaching, her passion for travel and music and the person who taught her to be open and positive in the face of challenge.

Carmen-Francesca Banciu

Song of a Sad Mother

World-renowned author Carmen-Francesca Banciu discusses her writing at Dickinson event.

Dickinson students work with biogas at the Center for Sustainable Living.

Staying Cool

Dickinson is again named one of the ‘Coolest Schools’ for environmental sustainability.

Three alums at the American embassy in Kabul

Kabul Connections

Three Dickinsonians find each other in the American embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Eun Ae Baik-Kim and Jennifer Blyth

Music for Two Pianos

Dickinson faculty pianists to perform classical and contemporary music.

Sherwood "Woody" Goldberg '63 (right) was one of three Dickinsonians inducted into the U.S. Army ROTC Hall of Fame. Photo courtesy of U.S. Army Cadet Command.

The Elite of the Elite

Three Dickinsonians are inducted into the U.S. Army ROTC Hall of Fame.

Zhen Li

Leader Mentality

Alumnus co-authors landmark paper on how the Zika virus causes fetal brain damage.

Sarah DiMuccio '15 interviews one of her male subjects during her junior year abroad.

Men of the World

One year after graduation, Sarah DiMuccio '15 published an article in a major publication and is working on a second. Both spring from research she conducted at Dickinson.

Phillies Game

Take Me Out to the Ballgame

Nearly 60 Dickinsonians recently gathered to watch the Philadelphia Phillies take on the Colorado Rockies at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.

Washington Square Winds

Faculty Wind Quintet Takes the Stage

Dickinson Faculty Wind Quintet takes the stage with the Washington Square Winds.

Maggidis

Beneath the Throne Room

Dickinsonians discover fragment of ancient “throne of Agamemnon" considered one of the “most important and emblematic finds of the Mycenaean age.”

Raj Patel

The World That Food Made

Dickinson will host a lecture focusing on our food system and solutions for feeding the world by award-winning author and activist Raj Patel.

Taylor Hunkins '17 in The Trout Gallery.

The Art Detective

“I've looked at this process like a puzzle—I am slowly gathering more and more pieces,” says Taylor Hunkins ’17, student-curator of a new Trout Gallery exhibition on performance in African art.

abbey fisler

Biofuels and Travel

Abbey Fisler ’17 (environmental studies, Italian), who plans a career in renewable energy, tapped disparate skills and interests during a summer biochem research internship in Italy.

Students volunteered in the community as part of Orientation Week.

Giving Back, Getting Back

Just two days after move-in, #Dson2020 made its mark at 26 local sites through Orientation First-Year Service Day.

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