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Idea Incubators, Performers and Believers in Unity

Students gather at the Activities Fair to discover opportunities for campus engagement and explore each other’s passions.

Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz

The Genocidal Foundation of the United States

Dickinson’s Morgan Lecturer addresses the history of settler colonialism and genocide in the U.S.

Earlier this year, producers interviewed Professor Robert Boyle about his work with police during a 1997 murder investigation.

Sundial 'M' for Murder

This Sunday on the Discovery ID channel, Physics & Astronomy Professor Robert Boyle revisits how he used sun and shadows to help solve a 1997 murder case.

Cailin Smith '18 in Italy.

'A Dream Come True'

Cailin Smith ’18 always enjoyed singing, but she wasn’t sure she had what it took to break into opera until a professor who believed in her gave her the courage to pursue her dreams.

Rebecca Murtaugh, Accretion: Gladiolus and Ultraviolet, 2017.

‘Substance’ in the Goodyear Gallery

Dickinson will host an exhibition of large- and modest-scale tactile sculptures in paint, wood and ceramic by artist Rebecca Murtaugh.

Trendsetters founders (from left:) Robert Hill '17, Jennifer Zapata '17, Zachary Penny '18 and Devlin Chen '17.

Supporting the Pioneers

Dickinson students, professors and administrators join forces to help first-gen college students thrive on campus and beyond.

As a Philosophy and Russian double major, Fiona Burke '18 is using her time as a communications intern at The Children's Defense Fund to explore non-profit organizations.

Learning Today for a Better Tomorrow

Philosophy and Russian double major Fiona Burke '18 uses her time as a communications intern at The Children's Defense Fund to explore the nonprofit field.

Angela Hertz '99 Alumni in Action.

Viva l'Italia!

Angela Hertz ’99’s love for all things Italian led her to co-found La Scuola d’Italia Galileo Galilei, a Pre-K-12 bi-lingual private school in Pittsburgh.

Dickinson campus on a sunny day.

Dickinson Welcomes New Faculty

Learn more about the 35 new faculty members who have joined the Dickinson community.

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Responding to North Korea

Experts in military strategy, national security and Korean culture will share ideas regarding the current situation on the Korean Peninsula.

Margee Ensign

Taking the Global Lead

Dickinson President Margee Ensign accepts an invitation to join the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition's Pennsylvania Advisory Committee.

Attendees at the 2017 Teachers' Institute learn about the materials within the Carlisle Indian School Digital Resource Center.

The Great Information Exchange

Dickinsonians shine a light on a dark but important chapter in American history with the Carlisle Indian School Digital Resource Center and the Teachers’ Institute on the Carlisle Indian School.

student at a computer

Coding Our Way Through History

Computer science and classical studies collide as Dickinsonians mod a sprawling video game to better understand an underexplored period in Roman history.

As part of the First-Year festivities, students learned about on- and off-campus resources to help them settle into their new hometown at the Resource Fair.

Finding Their Footing

New students learn about on and off campus resources to help them settle into their new hometown at the Resource Fair.

H. Andrew Schwartz

The Power of Big Social Media Data

A computer scientist discusses what large-scale social media data can reveal about users and how it impacts social science.

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