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Laura Zwerling '18 is using her internship experience to inform her career goals after graduation. She spent this summer as an events intern at the Atlantic Council.

Swimming in the Think Tank

An Atlantic Council internship gives Laura Zwerling '18 a taste of the international affairs career she's planning after graduation.

James Fisher '18 in British Columbia, where he gathered data as part of a student-faculty-alumni research team. Photo courtesy of Fisher.

Tracking Change

James Fisher '18 combined his love of science and the great outdoors and took his education to "the next level" while conducting summer fieldwork in the Canadian wilds.

President Margee Ensign greets students as they climb the steps to Old West to officially sign in to the college.

Multifaceted and Dynamic

Dickinson’s most diverse incoming class ever is urged to make the most of the college's useful education for the common good as Convocation kicks off the academic year.

Chesapeake Bay tidal wetlands.

Protecting the Chesapeake

Professor of Biology Tom Arnold examines how to protect and preserve a valuable natural resource in a new review resulting from a three-year EPA-funded project.

Python photo

The Snake That Ate Three Deer

A Discovery Channel special features biology professors Scott Boback and Chuck Zwemer conducting an experiment based on some of the work highlighted in this story, originally published in 2016.

Students Recycling Items

It’s Cool to Be Green

Dickinson is again named one of Sierra magazine's ‘Coolest Schools’ for environmental sustainability.

Kevin Henwood

Part of the Political Process

Kevin Henwood '18 gains a better understanding of the complex U.S. legislative process through his summer internship with the U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship.

Eclipse video image

A Solar Spectacle

Donning plenty of eclipse glasses, Dickinsonians gathered across campus to watch the solar eclipse on Monday, Aug. 21.

Olivia Termini

Working for the Environment at the Highest Level

Olivia Termini '19 has long been passionate about issues facing our environment. This summer, she's taking action by interning at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Move-In Day

Welcoming the Future

Dickinson officially begins to welcome the class of 2021 with the first of two Move-In Days.

Back for his third internship as a Dickinsonian, Connor Liu '18 is working with Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park to monitor and track the critically-endangered hawksbill sea turtle.

A Commitment to Conservation

For his third internship as a Dickinsonian, Connor Liu '18 is working with Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park to monitor and track the critically endangered hawksbill sea turtle.

Eadweard Muybridge, Animal Locomotion, Plate 627

Great Photographic Projects of the Gilded Age

Two vast and historically important photographic projects are on exhibition at Dickinson’s Trout Gallery.

As an intern at the U.S. Army War College, Yachen Jiao '18 is gaining a real-world perspective into policy-making, all the while improving her research skills.

Bridging Nations

As an intern at the U.S. Army War College, Yachen Jiao '18 is gaining a new perspective on policymaking while improving her research skills.

On August 16, 2017, hundreds of community members gathered for the Carlisle Call for Unity in the square. Hear President Margee Ensign's message.

A Community United

Joining the hundreds of people who gathered for the Carlisle Call for Unity, President Margee Ensign pledged to partner with the community in new ways to achieve progress.

Earth science students often travel to far-flung places to conduct original research.

Down-to-Earth Investigations

Earth sciences students make the world their library, conducting groundbreaking summer research on campus and around the globe.

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