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Talking Guac

Students showcase novel approaches to guacamole, art buying and oral history in the final round of the 2017 Innovation Competition at Dickinson.

Amanda Santilli '17

From Rock Collecting to Research

Amanda Santilli '17 has traveled the country and world as a student researcher in the earth sciences department.

global gastronomy

Cooking up Cultural Connections

If you’re looking for fellow students to cook with or a diverse array of foods from around the world to sample, look no further than the Global Gastronomy Group.

Glenn Whitman ‘91 with student Zein Haidar, a senior at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in Potomac, Md.

Brain-Based Education

Former history major Glenn Whitman ’91 is an author, educator and women’s soccer coach who strives to understand how the brain works, learns and thrives.

Stephanie Applegate

Fighting Homelessness

As part of a policy class, Stephanie Applegate ’17 researched homelessness and founded a nonprofit devoted to finding housing for those in need—all while serving an internship at the state senate.

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Future Physicians

The 2017 Roy Mohler Prize for aspiring medical students was recently awarded to co-recipients Cole Rinehart ’17 and Emma Batchelder ’17.

DTG's Freshworks 2017. .

The Mind-Body Muse

A neuroscience major's bold choreography is both an artful celebration and real-time demonstration of the mind-body connection in one of eight thought-provoking new works in Freshworks 2017.

student-researchers who participated in the 2017 ROWGS symposium.

Empowering Bold Voices

Research on Women and Gender by Students Symposium highlights and empowers student research in a wide range of fields.

Artwork by Megan Robitaille '17.

In More Ways Than One

Mysterious landscapes. Repetitive movements. Queer history. Discarded objects. Transcendent yarn. View photos of works from the class of ‘17’s senior studio-art exhibition, opening Friday, April 28.

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Expanding Access and Opportunity

Dickinson joins 67 of the nation’s top colleges and universities in the American Talent Initiative, which seeks to help more talented lower-income students enroll in and graduate from college.

Day of Giving

What a Difference a Day Can Make

Thousands of Dickinsonians give more than $740,000 to the college in a single day for the third Day of Giving.

Day of Giving

One Mission: 24 Hours. 3,000 Dickinsonians.

Dickinson's third-annual Day of Giving kicks off, seeking to inspire Dickinsonians around the world to make 3,000 gifts to the college in a single day.

Glacial lagoon

Vantage Points: Coming to Consensus on Climate Change

Dickinson professors examine how to build consensus around climate change.

March for Science

#MarchForScience

Join fellow Dickinsonians in Washington—or in spirit—for the Earth Day March for Science.

Marie Tessier

Women and Democracy Online

A New York Times journalist discusses women’s participation in online conversations.

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