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Charles Lang Freer.

Art, Medicine and Disability: Faculty Research Lunch Series Opens With Fresh Look at Freer Collection

The Smithsonian's Freer Gallery of Art sheds light on the vision, and, Elizabeth Lee argues, the disability, of Charles L. Freer. And it begs questions about how and why collectors acquire art.

Facing a virtual Fall 2020 semester, Professor of Theatre Sherry Harper-McCombs found a way to bring her Introduction to Stage Technology course to life at home.

Introduction to Stage Technology Gets Students to Sew at Home

Facing a remote fall 2020 semester, Professor of Theatre Sherry Harper-McCombs found a way to bring her Introduction to Stage Technology course to life at home.

Students and alumni take part in mock interviews during the Career Conference & Volunteer Leadership Summit. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

Virtual Job, Internship Fairs Give Students a Leg Up This Fall

Two virtual job and career fairs will bring students new opportunities to connect with a wide array of professionals this fall, including Dickinson alumni and friends.

Julz Espensen '23

Student Snapshot: Julz Espensen '23

History major Julz Espensen '23 blogs about her adventures in research and history-focused projects, including WWII reenactment, clothing restoration and cooking historical dishes.

Washington DC

Dickinson Launches New Program in Washington, D.C.

Dickinson will pilot a new program in Washington, D.C., where policy, advocacy, technology, the arts, media and foreign relations all meet.

The Revolutionary Challenge aims to find new ways to help students contribute meaningfully in a fast-changing world.

Revolutionary Challenge Finalist Spotlight: FutureLab

FutureLab's mission: to help students recognize world-shaping megatrends and develop the skills to adapt and contribute meaningfully.

Professor of Music James Martin meets with community leaders to discuss the rollout of the new COMPOSED: Make Music Any Way! program. Photo by Tony Moore.

Making Music Any Way: Student-Led Program Brings Benefits of Music Education Online

Because of COVID-19, children are missing out on the joy, friendships, confidence and skills that music education can bring. The winners of the Dickinson Civic Innovation Competition are here to help.

Farm to table video image.

Dickinson’s Contribution to the Farm-to-Table Movement

With unique events, the College Farm brings fresh food to the community.

Green banners

Dickinson Publishes 2019-20 Sustainability Report

The 2019-20 Sustainability Report highlights achievements in the college’s goal of helping create a more sustainable society.

Log into EngageD to access Zoom links for Dickinson's 2020 Building Campus Inclusion Week, Sept. 14-18.

Toward Building a More Inclusive Community

Dickinson's Building Campus Inclusion Week events bring students, faculty and staff together to further the college's ongoing work of building a more inclusive campus community.

Michael Rohd portrait.

Dickinson College to Host Lecture on Bridge Building Through the Arts

Michael Rohd, co-founder of the Center for Performance and Civic Practice, will discuss how to revolutionize arts and culture through dialogue and engagement in a virtual talk.

Patriot Day video image.

Patriot Day Remembrance at Dickinson

Dickinson honors those lost in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

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From California to Carlisle

If you're looking for good reasons to come to Dickinson from afar, look no further than California's Alexandra Fosbury ’21.

As a child, Robin Arnoff '83 was electrified by an Elton John song. That inspired a lifelong passion for the piano and for collecting.

From Elton John to Benjamin Rush: Alumna's Passion for Collecting Reaches Into College History

From rock memorabilia to early American papers, Robin Arnoff '83 is passionate about preserving objects with history.

Wheel and Chain

YouTube 'Tappings' Bring a 96-Year Dickinson College Tradition Online

Dickinson's Wheel and Chain society observes an 96-year-old tradition with a 2020 twist.

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