Dickinson College

+ Share

Latest News

Valerie Gaydos '89

Dickinson College's Liberal-arts Education Propels Valerie Gaydos ’89 to Success as Entrepreneur and State House Rep

When Valerie Gaydos ’89 entered the Pennsylvania House of Representatives this fall, she brought an entrepreneurial spirit and a well-rounded, liberal-arts education to her new role.

Portrait of Beth Norcross

Wesley Lecturer Looks at Spirituality and Sustainability

Founding Director of the Center for Spirituality in Nature Beth Norcross will deliver the annual Wesley Lecture at Dickinson, “Church of the Wild: A New and Old Way of Experiencing Spirituality."

Portrait of Macarena Gomez-Barris

Exploring The Responses to 'Extractive Zones'

Cultural critic, author and academic Macarena Gómez-Barris will explore artistic and activist responses to extractive industries in South America.

Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

Dickinson College’s Spring Public Arts Events Announced

Spring arts events offer opportunities to see the world differently and engage the world in new ways.

Squash players practice inside the Kline Center squash courts.

Podcast: Dickinson College Squash Teams Welcome New Coach, Celebrate Five Years of Success

In this podcast, we visit the men's and women's squash teams as the program marks its fifth season and welcomes a new coach.

Sarah Niebler, assistant professor of political science, was among the 14 professors and administrators who shared expertise during the Course Design Collaboratory. Above, Neibler presents during a 2016 FaculTea event.

Dickinson College's Course Design Collaboratory Helps Professors Stay Ahead of Curve

An end-of-break faculty workshop, the Course Design Collaboratory, brought subject experts together to help faculty members fine-tune spring syllabi and stay ahead of the curve.

Gary Kirk

Dickinson College Names New Executive Director of Center for Civic Learning & Action

Gary Kirk, an educator and administrator with 20 years of higher education experience, has been named the founding executive director of Dickinson’s Center for Civic Learning & Action.

alumni in action photo for Kevin Nathan '90

Shining a Light

As a news anchor for NBC Connecticut, former English major Kevin Nathan ’90 tells the stories that inform and inspire.

Alex Ghaemmaghami '21 received his very own signing in ceremony after transferring to Dickinson from a larger institution.

Dickinson College Transfer Student Gets Personal Sign-in Ceremony

Alex Ghaemmaghami '21 received his very own signing-in ceremony after transferring to Dickinson from a larger institution.

Public Health

Dickinson College Announces Graduate Partnership With Columbia University

New Mailman School of Public Health partnership program offers two tracks toward a master of public health degree.

Duanduan Hsieh '19 poses with some of his works-in-progress in his Goodyear studio.

Where the Arts Meet the Social Sciences

After studying and interning in two global art meccas and exhibiting work at the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp, Duanduan Hsieh ’19 creates art focusing on Asian-American identity and experiences.

Child's hands with an inhaler.

Dickinson College Researcher Emphasizes Need to Improve Asthma Diagnosis

Newly published findings by a team including a Dickinson College researcher emphasize the need to improve the diagnosis of asthma in children and adolescents in vulnerable communities.

Matt Smith '02

A Sort of Homecoming

Around the world and back again, LTC Matt Smith '02 returns to Dickinson to lead its ROTC program.

Sunset

Dickinson College Announces 2019 Summer Courses

Dickinson will be offering summer classes, which are open to students, alumni, community members and lifelong learners and cover everything from creative writing to microeconomics.

student snap shot photo, Luke Nicosia '21

Probing the Past

Luke Nicosia ’21 pursues his lifelong passion for history as an archaeology, classical studies and mathematics major.

1
...
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
...
100