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Students reflect on the professional skills honed and the experiences had during the 2019 Internship Showcase.

A Look at the 2019 Dickinson College Annual Internship Showcase

Students reflect on summer internships ranging from nonprofit work to medical research.

As a data science intern with ReturnLogic, Muhammad Burhan '21 got first-hand experience managing ecommerce platforms for fashion brands. He also assisted the brands with data-driven solutions.

Internship Spotlight: Muhammad Burhan '21, ReturnLogic

As a data science intern with ReturnLogic, Muhammad Burhan '21 got firsthand experience managing e-commerce platforms for fashion brands and assisted the brands with data-driven solutions.

Photo of a man in a plaid shirt holding a tube containing a rock sample.

Dickinson College Geophysicist Unveils New Research on the Cause of Porosity in Weathered Rock

Assistant Professor of Earth Sciences Jorden Hayes challenges the conventional view of the cause of the empty spaces in weathered rock.

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Building Community Through Campus Inclusion Week

Campus Inclusion Week highlights how we can think more critically about the diverse perspectives and needs within our community and engage meaningfully with fellow Dickinsonians.

PIanist Jennifer Blyth, professor of music, performs as a video installation by Todd Arsenault, associate professor of art, is projected onstage.

Dickinson College Concert, Video and Exhibition Explore Water Conservation in Innovative Ways

Combining the talents of Dickinson’s music and art faculty, Current reveals the history and consequences of the ways we've interacted with a vital natural resource, and of its interactions with us.

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Dickinson College Hosts Award-Winning Poet and Author to Discuss Masculinity and Social Identity

Columbian American actor, author and poet, Carlos Andrés Gómez, will demonstrate the multifaceted nature of masculinity through poetry and storytelling during a performance at Dickinson.

Rabbi Marley Weiner comes to Dickinson as the Milton B. Asbell Center for Jewish Life's first full-time director since the center's 2003 inception.

Podcast: Meet Dickinson College's Rabbi Marley Weiner

In this podcast, we meet Rabbi Marley Weiner, the first full-time director of Dickinson's Asbell Center for Jewish Life, and we visit the Revolutionary Challenge Ideation Workshop.

Nick Seck '20

Student Snapshot: Nick Seck ’20

Meet Nick Seck ’20, an RA, volunteer, blogger, student-entrepreneur and individualist who plans to one day work remotely, so he can see all of the counties in the U.S.

“Luckily for me, Dickinson offers the definition of a liberal-arts education. I’m supported in following both my passions.” Meet Lucy Papile ’21, a neuroscience major and creative writer who plans a career in wilderness therapy.

Student Snapshot: Lucille Papile ’21

Lucille Papile ’21 is a published essayist-poet and neuroscience major who plans a career in wilderness therapy. She discusses her love of writing and her favorite experiences at Dickinson so far.

Statuettes of the Buddha's life

Exhibition at The Trout Gallery at Dickinson College Explores Buddhist Statuettes from Various Countries

“Manifestation and Adaptation: Variations in Buddhist Sculpture Across Asia,” an exhibition depicting a range of Buddhist statuettes from Asia, will be on display at The Trout Gallery.

A.C.E. program mentors and mentees met for the first time during a welcome social at Landis House.

Dickinson College Launches Peer-mentor Program

The new ACE peer-mentor program pairs first-year students from historically underrepresented communities with students who can relate and help them navigate common first-year challenges.

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Video: Revolutionary Challenge Ideation and Proposal Workshop

Ideation workshop offers help in crafting Revolutionary Challenge proposals before the high-level idea competition's Oct. 4 deadline.

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Dickinson College Student Clubs, Organizations Take the Spotlight at Activities Night

Dickinson’s a fun place to be, with more than 120 student clubs, groups and organizations catering to just about any interest and pastime you can think of.

On Monday, Sept. 9, members of the Dickinson community gathered on the green in front of Old West to commemorate the college's commitment to philanthropy that has spanned well over two centuries.

Dickinson College Celebrates Over 200 Years of Philanthropy, Tradition and Revolutionary Education

Members of the Dickinson community recently gathered on the green in front of Old West to commemorate the college's founding.

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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Kosher Food but Were Afraid to Ask

How is kosher food prepared, and how can I try it at Dickinson? Is poke kosher? Rabbi Marley Weiner will answer all your burning questions about kashrut (including what kashrut is!).

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