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Leo Burchell '27

‘Awe-inspiring’ Science

“It was awe-inspiring, and it confirmed my love of neuroscience.” Future neuroscientist Leo Burchell ’27 describes that remarkable moment, shares his appreciation for poetry and more.

Lila Brown

Pursuing a Healthier World

"I love studying environmental science in a community that truly cares about it." Lila Brown ’26 is a standout athlete and aspiring doctor who's passionate about medicine and environmental health.

Two men on a TV set sitting at a table.

'Expert Show': Japanese Robotics and the Future of Care

Professor of East Asian Studies Shawn Bender discusses his book 'Feeling Machines: Japanese Robotics and the Global Entanglements of More-Than-Human Care.'

Twenty years after her Red Devil wins, Christine Hufenbecher '02 is again breaking records. The winning team, from left: Hufenbecher, Kristy Matthews, Christina Trucks and Maureen Zivic.

No Limits: Meet Music Entrepreneur, Runner Christine Hufenbecher '02

Two decades after leading her track teams to glory, Hall of Famer Christine Hufenbecher ’02 is still breaking records. Only now, she's a music-industry pro and WMA/USA Track and Field Masters athlete.

Olivia Wilkins peers out from behind a piece of lab equipment.

An Out-of-This-World Way to Think

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Olivia Harper Wilkins '15 looks to the chemistry of space to help explain what we're all doing here.

Eren Bilen jumps

Checkmating the Data Deluge

Assistant Professor of Data Analytics Eren Bilen taps the data revolution and online chess players to study behavioral economics.

Jacob Phillips in front of the ROTC building

Replicating Real-World Complexities

Professor of Military Science Jacob Phillips finds it a privilege to guide the next generation of leaders.

Carlisle Drone Photo

Building Bridges Across the Community

Dickinson's thriving partnerships with local businesses and nonprofits are benefiting everyone involved.

Cimani Smith '28 poses under the Dickinson College arch. She enjoys her role as a tour guide so much last spring that she opted to continue to work in that role during the summer.

Optimism Is a Superpower

An inspiring class helped Philly native Cimani Smith ’28 flip the script. Now she sees opportunity in the face of challenge, and it's a formidable strength.

Jack Scantland

Growing by Doing: First Year of College Brings Opportunity, Success

"It takes a village, and Dickinson’s is strong and welcoming,” says Jack Scantland ’28, whose first year brought opportunities to lead, learn and grow.

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Sprinting Toward Success, On and Off the Track

For track standout Erin Olsavsky ’26 (educational studies, Italian studies), sprinting wasn’t always part of the plan.

Celine Phan '27

The Psychology of Belonging: Creating Community, Far From Home

Hanoi native Celine Phan ’27 had never been abroad before arriving at Dickinson. She soon found a supportive community on campus and the tools it takes to succeed.

Ethan Farrant '28, playing lacrosse.

Grit, Goals and Glory

In his first year on campus, Ethan Ferrant '28 earned several awards and played on Dickinson's championship-winning men's lacrosse team. Here are the keys to his success.

Photo of a woman in a blue blazer and a man in a red academic robe holding a folio in front of a limestone building.

Environmental Defense Fund Receives Dickinson's Rose-Walters Prize for Environmental Activism

The annual prize is awarded to individuals or organizations significantly impacting responsible action for the planet and its people.

Simulation of a human brain, which appears to float above a student's hand.

ChatGPT, Meet Tony Soprano: How Psychology Students Use AI to Hone Skills

Learn how Dickinson psychology students hone vital on-the-job skills—with a little help from AI and HBO's "The Sopranos."

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