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All Roads Lead to Opportunity

From welding, research and cosplay to an internship in nonprofits and graphic design, Cody Harper ’27 (art & art history, philosophy) pursues interests that build diverse connections and skills.

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Dickinson President Discusses Rule of Law at Democracy Summit

President John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, joined national leaders in law, government and civic engagement at the Committee of Seventy’s “The Promise of Democracy: 250 Years and the Path Ahead" summit.

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Over 50 Years of Environmental Discovery: Tracking a Stream’s Evolution

Dickinson students map environmental change with ground-penetrating radar

The Snyder Family Scholarship supports a Dickinson education for first-gen and parochial-school students. Steve '82 and Lauren Snyder were inducted into Dickinson's Founders' Society in June. Photo by Dan Loh.

A Scholarship for 'Whole Person' Growth

The Snyder Family Scholarship supports first-generation and parochial-school students seeking to continue their faith journeys in college.

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Science, Sound and Svalbard: Digging Deep Into Music and Geoscience

Sofia Bischof ’27 (geosciences, music) has conducted fieldwork, studied Arctic science and art in Norway and performed onstage with campus music groups.

Jimmy Martelli

Graduate Story: Jimmy Martelli '05, Virginia Commonwealth University

VCU’s associate head coach helped lead the team to an Atlantic 10 title and NCAA run, crediting Dickinson for shaping his growth through academics, community and lasting connections.

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Bridging Liberal Arts & Business: The Dickinson-Tuck Experience

The new program takes students to Dartmouth to learn real-world business skills.

Alexis Newton

Graduate Story: Alexis Newton '17

A desire to give back to her community drives Alexis Newton '17 as she begins her career as a cardiothoracic surgery physician associate.

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Three Dickinson Students Bound for Oxford's Mansfield College

The well-worn path to one of the world's most storied universities welcomes three more Dickinsonians.

a young man stands in front of a wall that says "Building Cure: Seattle Children's Research Institute."

Take the Challenge

After a cancer-research internship at a prestigious hospital, student-leader Kevin Casillas ’28 (chemistry, biology) is planning a career in medical research and health care.

Jim Sias in his office

Our Political Opponents Aren’t So Stupid or Monstrous After All

Associate Professor of Philosophy Jim Sias helps his students look to the discipline to parse good and evil, political positioning and virtue and vice.

American flags on a lawn.

Beyond the Fourth: America250 Celebrations Continue at Dickinson

Music and visual art offer fresh perspectives on America's past and present. Learn more about these free public events.

Nathan Caldwell '27 co-moderates a 2026 discussion on campus through Dickinson's Burgess Institute for the Global Economy. Photo by Dan Loh.

Beyond Running the Numbers: Chasing the Creative Side of Data, Math

Nathan Caldwell '27 (math, quantitative economics) doesn't just run the numbers. This 2025 CC Scholar-Athlete of the Year seeks the stories behind the stats.

Radiath Kamal Patwary '28 holds out a Rubik's Cube.

Radiath Kamal Patwary '28 Races the Clock, One Cube at a Time

Ranked #3 in his home country of Bangladesh, the math and data analytics student keeps climbing the Rubik's Cube leaderboard.

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Is It Possible to Hear Light?

Professor of Physics David Jackson answers a question that might seem unanswerable with his project "How to Hear Light."

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