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Another Banner Year

Now an annual tradition, three more Dickinsonians enter the Oxford system at Mansfield College.

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Finding His Niche

International business & management major Mariel Arias ’19 discusses finding his place at Dickinson, how his childhood dream influenced his choice of major and his advice for prospective students.

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Extending the Connection

Discover a family legacy that goes far beyond a shared alma mater.

Steve Smith ’92

Boots on the Ground

Meet the newest CEO of L.L.Bean and discover how the liberal-arts path that started at Dickinson led him to "the best job in the world."

Stern Center for Global Education

Hollywood’s Precarious Mobility

An expert on global mobile film production will discuss how global cities are vying for Hollywood’s title as a film-making mecca.

Jeffrey Pilcher

What's on Tap?

Noted food historian explores changing tastes through the story of Mexican beer during Dickinson’s Pflaum Lecture.

Nick Soderstrom

Four Ways to Make Learning Last

Assistant Professor of Psychology Nicholas Soderstrom has a prescription for better learning habits.

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Dickinson DPS Helps Capture Escaped Prisoners

Officer engages in foot chase that leads to the capture of fugitives.

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How to Be a Savvy Saver

Peek under the hood of Dickinson's new financial literacy program, which helps students lay the groundwork for bright financial futures.

Meet Zeineb Ettangi ’20, a first-year from East Elmhurst, N.Y. Learn about how she discovered Dickinson, why she chose to attend, and more.

Support and Guidance

After attending a small high school in East Elmhurst, N.Y., Zeineb Ettangi ’20 knew she wanted to attend a liberal-arts college. Learn about why she chose to attend, her “Dickinson moment,” and more.

Meet Adam Moses ’18, political science major, track and field participant, hip hop enthusiast, and more.

Meaningful Relationships

Adam Moses ’18 discusses how he chose to apply Early Decision to Dickinson and how he found his place on campus.

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Making the Unreal Real

Students visit Pearl Harbor to examine the December 1941 attack and gain a deeper understanding of history and crisis than any textbook could ever offer.

julien baker

Music at the Trellis

A wave of bands and performers come to campus for the 2017 Spring Concert Series.

From left, Kerstin Witte Lien ’97, Barbara Faulkner ’74 and Suzanne Kairo ’83.

Putting Boots on the Ground

How do you honor a professor who set your course in life? Suzanne Kairo ’83 has the answer.

Kelly Brownell

Harnessing Academic Work to Make a Difference

Kelly Brownell, an internationally renowned expert on childhood obesity and food policy, will explore how academic work can lead to social and policy change.

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