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Paul Bartrop

Stories of Rescue from the Holocaust

A leading scholar of the Holocaust, Paul Bartrop, will present Dickinson’s 2017 Pincus Lecture.

Science Research Symposium 2017

Research Revealed

The 32nd Annual Science Student Research Symposium highlights wide-ranging work with potential implications on climate change, sustainable pest control and more.

Rinaldys Castillo '17

Beating the Odds

Posse Scholar Rinaldys Castillo ’17 beat the odds when, a year after coming to the U.S. and learning English, he rose to the top of his class. Now he’s preparing for a biomedical career at Dickinson.

Nancy Gomez

On Viruses and Adrenaline

From researching influenza to skydiving and scuba diving, biochemistry & molecular biology major Nancy Gomez ’18 is not afraid to jump into life headfirst.

Students walking through campus.

Shooting for the Stars

Earth sciences major Zachary Keller-Coffey ’17 discusses his proudest accomplishment, his research on turquoise and his astronomical goals.

Aynne Kokas

Hollywood Made in China

The author of a new book on Hollywood’s partnerships with China visits Dickinson for a special lecture.

Jacqueline Ryan

Gem Among Gems

The Dickinson-in-Spain study-abroad program will be awarded a Medal of Honor by a prestigious organization in Málaga.

Be the Match

Five Years of Life-Saving Swabs

Dickinson is sponsoring its fifth-annual marrow-donor registry drive.

JD Goblet

Taking a Chance

Jean-Daniel Goblet ’18 knew he wanted to leave Belgium for a college in the U.S. Learn about how he discovered Dickinson, the moment when the college became his home and more.

MOB

For Students, by Students

Dickinson's student-run MOB brings added energy to extracurricular life at Dickinson.

Eiko Otake. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

Anguish, Outrage, Transcendence

After dancing barefoot on contaminated ground, Eiko Otake delivers searing, otherworldly performances on campus, presenting work that's transformed her four-decade career.

Robert Deitz

Former CIA Official Shares Thoughts on Cybersecurity

Robert Deitz will discuss cybersecurity concerns in the “age of Trump” during a lecture at Dickinson.

code

A Tip of the Hat

Professor of Computer Science Grant Braught honored for use of open-source in academia.

"Spring Break in the Scottish Highlands," photo by Bianca LoGiurato '17 (pictured, Natalie McNeill '17).

Images From Abroad

Students share their images from around the world in the annual Study Abroad Photo Contest.

In 2015, Ensign received an honorary degree from the American University of Paris for her pioneering academic and humanitarian work

Highlighting Hope

Dickinson President-elect Margee Ensign will help commemorate the Rwandan genocide with a speech on the country's progress at Kwibuka 23, Friday, April 7.

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