As legal issues took center stage, President John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, was called on to offer insight. Faculty were featured in Sports Illustrated, The New Yorker and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
President John E. Jones III ’77, P’11 shares some of the missteps and lessons learned during the last two years.
A look back and forward, at Dickinson and beyond, during this anniversary year.
The new funding allows the project to proceed to phase two, which includes architectural rendering of the physical space.
Volunteers welcome students to an on-campus polling site, and political science students conduct exit polling during Election Day 2022.
Leah Goldberg ’23 is Japanese and computer science double major who's conducted original research on machine learning and physiological signal processing in AI.
In recent weeks, Dickinson has welcomed visiting artists to campus to serve impactful residencies. Here's why that's so important for our arts students and for the whole college community.
The accolade follows another year of honors recognizing Dickinson’s international leadership in sustainability education and campus operations.
Women’s volleyball hosts playoffs this week, while men’s soccer heads to Johns Hopkins and women’s soccer has a bye week.
Returning to Dickinson as the college’s vice president for finance & administration and chief financial officer (CFO) this fall, David Walker has one thing on his mind—growth.
President John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, and Beth Jones P’11 recently made a gift to support Dickinson’s work in fostering a culture of civility, diversity, equity and inclusion on campus and beyond.
Dickinson’s immersive theatrical and dance-infused production of ‘Mother Courage’ takes audiences across campus to experience a timeless story with resonance for the war in Ukraine.
The case involves the so-called "independent state legislature" theory and could impact elections.
A Friday-evening, two-venue event honored Dickinson Trustee Neal Abraham '72 and illuminated some of the student-faculty research he's helped make possible.
Former political science and German major Robert Emerson ’77 pursues his passion for history as the executive director of Old Fort Niagara in Youngstown, N.Y.