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Abigail Foster '26 (neuroscience, psychology), left, met with Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro and First Lady Lori Shapiro through her summer internship.

Interns Go Behind the Scenes in Government, Law, Policy

“This experience reaffirmed my passion for advocacy.” Students saw the wheels of justice, governance and policy in motion through hands-on internships that built skills, connections and confidence.

At left, Max Carfrey '27 (environmental studies) sets up cameras in a cow barn to observe bovine behavior. At right, Molly Butts '27 (biology) cares for wildlife at a conservation center.

Challenging, Fulfilling and Focused on Making a Difference

“It was challenging and fulfilling, and it cemented my passion for work in the environmental field." Students explored sustainability-focused careers through rigorous and enlightening internships.

All Devils Rise

All Devils Rise Kicks Off

Dickinson's All Devils Rise athletics fundraising campaign is officially underway.

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Internships Light Pathways Toward Nonprofit, Advocacy, Education Careers

“Internships hold such power, meaning and learning potential." Learn how students connected classroom learning with social-impact work through inspiring summer internships.

Mellie Black '26 poses against a colorful mural.

Faith, Independence and a Community That Grows With You

“I think the most important thing to learn from college is how to be independent, problem-solve and learn whenever is necessary.” Meet Mellie Black ’26 (religion, Judaic studies).

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Real-World Impact: Dickinson Students’ Healthcare Internships

Discover how Dickinson students are gaining hands-on experience and advancing their medical and research careers through diverse healthcare internships across leading institutions.

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Visualizing Geology Data and Climate Change: Dickinson to Host Sarah Nance

The artist visits Dickinson Oct. 14 to give a public talk about her work, on view at the Goodyear Gallery through Nov. 12. The work explores geological data, especially relating to climate change.

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Music, Math and Mind

David Sulzer, a composer, author and neuroscientist, will discuss how music is heard and understood.

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Shape the Future of Computing

Assistant Professor of Computer Science Farhan Siddiqui explains why the field is the perfect environment for training innovators ready to build the future.

Four years after his college graduation, Max Rios '21 returned to campus to discuss AI's evolving role in education and pathways to high-tech careers. Photo by Dan Loh.

AI in Education: Coding the Future With Google’s Max Rios '21

How is AI reshaping education? Google's Max Rios '21 shares insights on the promise and pitfalls—and inspires conversation among future tech innovators.

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Dickinson Named ‘Dream School’ in New Book by Bestseller Jeffrey Selingo

The national recognition highlights Dickinson’s distinctive liberal-arts experience and global approach.

students gather in front of historic microscopes

Dickinson Showcases Microscope Legacy With State-of-the-Art Upgrade, Research Project

Students connect centuries of science education by pairing historical instruments with the college’s new confocal microscope.

Comprehensive Sustainability Report Ranks Dickinson First Among Baccalaureate Institutions Four Years Running

Dickinson's sustainability achievements receive repeat recognition on Sustainable Campus Index.

Jennifer Blyth and Andy Bale in Rubendall Recital Hall, where the score for the documentary was recorded. Photo by Dan Loh.

Dickinson College to Screen Award-Winning Documentary With Live Soundtrack

Dickinson will present a special screening of the powerful documentary "A Return Home," featuring a live soundtrack performance by Professor of Music Jennifer Blyth. The film earned 12 awards so far.

the class of 1963 gather

Harry’s Gang: The Enduring Bond of Dickinson’s Class of ’63

Over 60 years of reunions keep this tight group of Dickinsonians close.

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