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We Are Still In

Dickinson is among more than 1,200 colleges, universities, governors, mayors and business leaders pledging to continue to reduce carbon emissions in line with the Paris climate agreement.

Fake News

Faking Out Fake News

A new program helps students better navigate an increasingly complex digital landscape.

David McCullough

Contemporary Revolutionary

Nearly 20 years after delivering Dickinson's Commencement address in 1998, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough discusses Benjamin Rush's enduring relevance.

students around a conference table

Crisis Engaged

“Crisis in the South China Sea” offers a unique active-learning opportunity for students to prepare to tackle global crisis.

Abdellah Taïa

No Passport Required

International directors, writers, performing artists and scholars bring the world to campus and into the classroom.

Laura Petrovich Cheney in her studio.

Life in Patterns

Laura Petrovich-Cheney ’89 uses the salvaged wood from some of nature’s worst storms to create artwork inspired by traditional and contemporary quilt patterns.

Austen Dowell

Across the Globe

Two Dickinsonians are set to engage the world through two prestigious international scholarships.

Associate Professor of Computer Science Timothy Wahls and Asir Saeed '16, their faces illuminated by their computer screens, clean up water quality data. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

A Legacy of Inspiration

Timothy A. Wahls, associate professor of computer science, was posthumously named the 2017 recipient of Dickinson’s Constance & Rose Ganoe Memorial Award for Inspirational Teaching.

Students with a huge snake

Roadkill Is Just the Beginning

Students head to the wilds of Georgia for adventures in field biology.

Montgomery Service Leaders gave a combined 2,910 hours of service in 2016-17. Photo courtesy of Jaime Phillips.

Service by the Numbers

Dickinsonians devoted an estimated 30,740 hours to community service in 2016-17, and sports teams and student groups raised $87,697 for charitable organizations. Here’s how it all adds up.

Kappa Alpha Theta members at the ceremony

For Life, for the Future

Local organization celebrates work by Dickinsonians to help abused and neglected children.

Lavender Reception

Taking the Journey Together

LGBTQ students and allies gather for 2017 Lavender Reception to celebrate becoming "authentically who they are."

Commencement 2017

Prepared to Serve

Members of the class of 2017 graduate and are urged find ways to serve the greater good beyond Dickinson.

Elizabeth Lewis Interview

Elizabeth Lewis

Associate Professor of Education Elizabeth Lewis discusses the state of K-12 learning and how literacy is more than just reading and writing.

Simeon Khan

Leading by Example

History major Simeon Khan ’17 is well on his way to realizing a childhood dream, through his experiences with the Blue Mountain Battalion, and as an intern with the U.S. Army Special Warfare Center.

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