Check out the latest news and accolades for our impressive faculty and staff.
President John E. Jones ‘77, P’11, discusses how innovative initiatives like the Burgess Institute and the College Farm biodigester project are making an impact.
The 2024 Report on Giving highlights how your gifts and support are making an impact and moving Dickinson forward.
Discover how Gary “Pugs” Knechtel ’80 sparked an enduring legacy.
Katelyn Pequeno ’27 is a Presidential Scholar, tour guide and ALLARM student-coordinator who interned at the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
After attending a large university and spending a gap year as an EMT, Matthew Harrington ’25 transferred to Dickinson. He found a good fit, a welcoming community and exceptional opportunities.
Brian Ruszczyk ’88, cofounder and CEO of Earth First Food Ventures, shares advice for students in a fast-changing, global society.
"I feel I have exponentially improved as a research scientist." Helena Holley ’25 (biology) discusses her experience as a research intern at Bristol Myers Squibb.
Kayla Slomeana ’26 explores multiple areas of neuroscience research and discovery through her internship at Drexel University College of Medicine.
Megan Cravinho '25 is focused on the fight against cancer, conducting research at the Dana-Farber Institute as part of a high-level MD/Ph.D. program.
Isaiah Banuelos ’25, an aspiring trial attorney, put high-level world-language, communication and analytical skills to work as a summer law clerk.
After interning at the Library of Congress last year, Gwendolyn Teeling ’25 dove into a social media and marketing internship at the San Francisco Historical Society.
"It's easy to interview with a company that aligns with your values," says Justin Wong ’25 (quantitative economics, data analytics), who completed a client-focused internship in the tech industry.
What's it like to do an internship in the trenches at an archaeological site in Greece? We asked Greg Kintzele ’25 five questions about his summer abroad.
Two Trout Gallery interns discuss their work on an exhibition highlighting a pivotal moment in African American culture and art.