Dickinson Honors Class of 2024 During Commencement
Members of the class of 2024 officially graduated from Dickinson Sunday, May 19, during a ceremony in which President John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, urged them to “get out there and change the world.”
“Dickinson is ours, and it is our responsibility to make a Dickinson education even better for future generations.”
Students involved with Dickinson's ALLARM will make waves with help from major grants, including two focusing on work relating to the Chesapeake Bay.
Meet Rachel Flame ’22, a biochemistry & molecular biology major, tennis player and student researcher who's making the most of her Dickinson experience.
Relying on his foundational Dickinson education, alum makes deal-making a way of life.
Former geology major Alexandra-Selene Jarvis ’10 strives to solve the world’s environmental challenges as she researches options for renewable energy storage and recovery.
The Knowledge for Freedom program at Dickinson provides a chance to learn about the history of freedom and democracy while preparing for success at college.
If you’re considering pursuing the certificate or master’s in managing complex disasters, a great first step would be enrolling in courses available this fall.
“It is absolutely critical to continue to make the residential, liberal-arts college experience available to all who wish to benefit from it.”
Lt. Gen. Laura Anibal Potter ’89 urges U.S. Army War College graduates to think critically and lead strategically in her Commencement speech.