Dickinson celebrates the triumphant completion of its Campaign for Scholarships: Change a Life—Change the World.
Graduating international business & management majors secure jobs with Lazard, Vanguard, Capital One and more.
Graduating history majors launch careers in data reporting, archives and leadership development, and are accepted into graduate programs at Oxford University, the University of Pennsylvania, and more.
The Red Devils topped Gettysburg 13-11 to win the Centennial Conference crown for the fourth consecutive year.
At Dickinson, Ryan Adler ’27 found more than a major—she found community, support and hands-on experiences that shaped her path and helped her thrive.
Joining 21,000 global participants, members of Professor of Biology Mike Roberts' cancer lab explore the latest advances in cancer science, bioinformatics and drug discovery.
President John E. Jones III '77, P'11, is among the founding members of the Article III Coalition, a group of nearly 20 former federal judges focused on protecting an independent judiciary.
Graduating mathematics majors secure jobs with Major League Baseball, Goldman Sachs, FTI Consulting and more.
Alex Sonfield ’25, a graduating senior and student marketing assistant in Dickinson's Office of Marketing & Communications, reflects on her four years and offers tips to incoming students.
"Thanks to the Provost Scholarship, I’ve embraced a world brimming with new possibilities." Meet Celine Phan '27 (psychology, quant econ).
Good eats and fun beats under starry summer skies? Yes, please! Join us Friday evenings at the Dickinson College Farm for a new summer music series that’s BYOB, zero waste and tons of fun.
High-impact networking, hands-on learning (and seal pups!) make for an unforgettable experience.
Live performances by Dickinson musicians enhance the 2025 Freshworks dance concert, along with guidance from an artist-in-residence and work by talented student-designers and costumers.
Blending a psychology major with a minor in music, Anna Choudary '25 explores behavioral health through research and campus leadership and nurtures a passion for vocal performance.
"It's a very rewarding feeling, seeing all of our work displayed and knowing that we are all proud of what we put together," says Catarina Acosta '25. The secret sauce? A strong sense of community.