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Alaina Clemence '22

Student Snapshot: Alaina Clemence ’22

Spanish major Alaina Clemence ’22 seeks to heighten intercultural empathy through translation.

Andy '10 and Eliza Heist '12.

Andy '10 and Eliza Clark Heist '12

Alumni couple Andy '10 ad Eliza Clark Heist '12 benefited from alumni support as undergrads. Now they help today's students enjoy similar opportunities at Dickinson.

John Jones at the conference

Dickinson Interim President Speaks at Global Anti-Hate Summit

John E. Jones III '77, P'11, draws on his experience as a federal judge to discuss how courts can respond to extremism.

Students created outsized puppets during a Wednesday-morning workshop with visiting artists Bread and Puppet. Photo by Dan Loh.

Bread and Puppet Protests, Celebrates at Dickinson College Farm

There's a fanciful spectacle brewing at Dickinson's College Farm. Here's what you need to know about the upcoming performances by Dickinsonians and Bread and Puppet, recipient of the 2021 Arts Award.

Varshini Prakash

Sunrise Movement Co-Founder to Discuss Climate Crisis and Activism at Dickinson College

Varshini Prakash is the 2021 recipient of Dickinson's Rose-Walters Prize for Environmental Activism.

Giving is a family value for the Cocores family. Photo by Dan Loh.

Dickinson College Family Helps Students Access Career-shaping Internships

Chris Cocores ’05 and Emily West Cocores ’06 meet with some of the students benefiting from their gifts supporting internships at Dickinson.

Jessie Scarlett

Student Snapshot: Jessie Scarlett ’22

Neuroscience major Jessie Scarlett '22 is sharpening skills in clinical research, rock climbing, leadership, improv and more.

Interim President John E. Jones '77, P'11 (right) thanks Rob Steele '02, a first-generation college student who established a scholarship to help pave the way to Dickinson for first-gens. Photo by A. Pierce Bounds '71.

Changing Lives, Shaping Leaders

Robert Steele '02 was the first in his family to attend college. He's now helping other first-generation college students build a successful future through Dickinson.

Old West

How Leaders Are Made

From CEOs and presidents to nanotech experts and entrepreneurs, find out what today's top leaders have in common.

campus in autumn

Learning to Thrive in 2021: Program Helps Students Readjust to Campus Life

The Dickinson Thrives program helps students (re)adjust to life on a fully populated campus while building a strong sense of meaning and community.

The HUB Social Hall was decked out for Delta Nu's 50th-birthday bash. Photo by Sean Simmons.

Happy Birthday, Delta Nu!

Dickinson women amp up the joy as they celebrate 50 years of Delta Nu sisterhood.

Visiting Artist Joelle Dietrick poses by her new mural at the Goodyear Gallery. Photo by Dan Loh.

Circles of Influence: Mural Depicts Local History, Global Change

Memory, climate change, public health, time zones and local history: It's all in the Goodyear Gallery's new public mural. You can see it during a free public reception Wednesday, Oct. 13.

John Jones

Dickinson College President to Speak at Global Anti-Hate Summit

Interim President John E. Jones III '77, P'11, will draw on his experience as a federal judge to discuss how courts can respond to extremism.

Will Tsang '06 and wife Sarah Yarnall '07.

Will Tsang ’06

"I find it extremely important to give back to Dickinson when and where I can."

Noor Al Hamadani '24

Student Snapshot: Noor Alhamadani ’24

As a first-year student, Noor Alhamadani ’24 already has taken part in two research projects with faculty and staff, tutored peers and served a fellowship and internship.

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