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Sagun Sharma '21

Student Snapshot: Sagun Sharma ’21

The best thing about Sagun Sharma '21’s time at Dickinson? “Being able to meet and engage with so many different, amazing people from all around the world.”

Dylan Yang,

Student Snapshot: Dylan Yang ’23

It wasn’t easy to adjust to stay-at-home guidelines during the pandemic, but the rewards have been great, says philosophy major Dylan Yang ’23.

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Dickinson Announces New Major in Data Analytics

Emerging from a winning Revolutionary Challenge proposal, the new major merges Dickinson’s liberal-arts foundation and its future-forward approach.

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Pivoting on Cue: How Career Services Prepare Students for Success During a Pandemic

How do you seamlessly support students during a pandemic? Dickinson's Center for Advising, Internships & Lifelong Career Development followed the advice it's long dished out.

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Red Devil Alumni Spotlight: Alanis Perez '19

Squash standout and biology major reflects on her time spent on the court.

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Student Research & Writing Honored With Annual Prizes

Exploration of a wide range of topics inspires impressive research papers and essays.

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Application Now Open for Dickinson's First Master's Degree Program

Interested students can now apply to Dickinson's recently announced master's program in managing complex disasters.

The radio play Under Milk Wood will be broadcast March 5 and 6 on WDCV-FM. You can listen at 88.3 FM or online.

Dickinson Presents Classic Radio Play on WDCV-FM

Recording from locations on campus and across the country, a cast of 30 students and alumni join together virtually to present a classic radio play. It will be broadcast on WDCV and online March 5, 6.

Aisha Johnson '20 teaches Chinese to young learners at the Dickinson College Children's Center through the Russian department's internship program in 2019. The program is currently being expanded and formalized.

Dickinson Announces Support for New Projects Connecting Learning to Community Engagement

New interdisciplinary civic-education projects receive support this spring through Dickinson's Center for Civic Learning & Action.

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Dickinson's March Clarke Forum Speakers Discuss Dictators, Cloud Computing, Translation and More

The Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues will welcome a diverse group of presenters to discuss a broad range of issues in March.

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Top 10 Tips for Getting a Job on Wall Street

Setting sights on Wall Street? Check out these tips from two Dickinson alumni pros at Lazard, a leading financial-advisory and asset-management firm.

Claire Jordy

Scholarship Stories: Claire Jordy '17

Thanks to her Dickinson education and the scholarship that made it possible, Claire Jordy '17 now helps preserve and conserve Pennsylvania waterways as a water resource planner.

Eun Ae Baik-Kim, collaborative pianist, submitted this snapshot of Max Jacobs '21's virtual senior recital. Cut-out images of Dickinsonians fill the seats in Rubendall Recital Hall. The concert was shared on the music department's YouTube channel.

SNAPSHOTS: How the Dickinson Community Experienced the COVID-19 Pandemic

A new photography book takes a peek at personal, everyday experiences with COVID-19, as experienced by Dickinson students, faculty, staff and alumni.

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Dickinson College to Host Virtual Panel Exploring 2020 Elections in Pennsylvania

A panel will explore issues surrounding the 2020 election, including court challenges and policy debates following the widespread use of mail-in voting.

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From Gilded Age to COVID-19: Exhibition Highlights Our Changing Relationships With Photography

A student-curated exhibition highlights our changing relationships with photography and photographs as well as what snapshots can tell us about ourselves and our times.

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