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A cow and calf at the College Farm.

Powering Up: Pioneering Biogas Project Poised for Prime Time

The College Farm's biogas project is in the home stretch! Learn the latest developments—and how word is already getting out about this revolutionary waste-to-energy program.

Rose Challenge Video Announcement

Sam Rose '58 Launches $10-million Change a Life Challenge

Through this challenge, Sam will match the next $10 million given toward scholarships, helping Dickinson successfully complete its historic Change a Life—Change the World Campaign for Scholarships.

Portrait of Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe, wearing a blue top and a pink scarf, standing in an African village.

Dickinson to Host Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe, One of Time's 100 Most Influential People

Nyirumbe will deliver lecture addressing the effects of gender-based violence and how to find hope.

Comedia Joey Clift wearing an orange suit jacket and holding a green telephone.

Dickinson Welcomes Indigenous Comedian & Writer Joey Clift

The Center for the Futures of Native Peoples at Dickinson College is excited to announce a film screening and conversation with Indigenous comedian and writer Joey Clift.

Vasilia Pallis '24

The Language of Giving Back

"It was unforgettable." While studying abroad, Vasilisa Pallis ’24 taught English to Ukrainian refugees, translated for the Red Cross and volunteered for the German Special Olympics.

mengnan zhu at a whiteboard

Finance: It's All People Behind Those Numbers

Assistant Professor of International Business & Management Mengnan Zhu advises studying people more than numbers to find your way through the intricacies of finance.

Hailie Mitchell

Bridles and Bots

Hailie Mitchell ’24 is a computer science major and co-captain of the equestrian team who's conducted research in the exciting field of robotics.

Clayton Hevey ’16 and Faith Wilwerding ’16 with their dog, Clarky.

Clayton Hevey ’16 and Faith Wilwerding ’16

"We want Dickinson to be able to tackle as many projects and initiatives as possible." Meet alumni couple Clayton Hevey and Faith Wilwerding, both of the class of 2016.

Henry Booth '25

Power of Perseverance

When injuries shortened his collegiate football career, Henry Booth ’25 found a different way to contribute to the team. His story also includes a powerfully meaningful internship.

Students walking through campus.

Remembering Martin Luther King's 1961 Visit to Dickinson

As we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we take a moment to reflect on his historic 1961 visit to campus.

Ted Kohnen poses

Graduate Story: Ted Kohnen '00, Park & Battery

CEO of global advertising agency Park & Battery, Ted Kohnen '00 is also part owner of the Oakland Roots professional soccer team.

The Haags have long supported Dickinson's liberal arts education.

Empowering Future Scholars: Dave ’73 and Elaine Haag Discuss Giving Toward Dickinson Scholarships

"It is important to me that we are able to help those students that may not have the financial security to attend Dickinson." Meet Dave '73 and Elaine Haag.

Allyssa Decker outdoors

Technology Isn't Quite Going to Save Us All This Time

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Allyssa Decker brings the natural environment into the classroom so her students can help save it one day.

Andrew Scheiner,

Basketball by the Numbers

After interning with the athletics department, Andrew Scheiner '25 (comp sci, data analytics) researched tipoffs and jump balls in professional basketball and presented findings at MathFest 2023.

dick forrester in his office

Math Is for Aliens

Professor of Mathematics and Data Analytics Dick Forrester discusses the universal utility of mathematics, roundhouse kicks and how data analytics holds the promise of true transformation.

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