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Dickinson College Announces November Public Lectures

The Clarke Forum's November, 2025, events include lectures, films and discussions on education, race, religion, the coal industry in Appalachia and the call to social justice.

Kirk Johnson

Smithsonian’s Kirk Johnson to Deliver Lecture at Dickinson College Exploring the Role of Museums in Advancing Science

Dickinson will welcome Kirk Johnson of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History as the featured speaker for the 22nd annual Potter Lecture.

Old West from a bird's-eye view.

Award-winning Filmmaker to Discuss New Doc on Coal Industry

Emmy- and Peabody-winning documentarian Elaine McMillion Sheldon will discuss her new film, "King Coal," on Nov. 12. The film, screened on campus Nov. 11, explores the coal industry in Appalachia.

John Jones in Old West hero image

During LGBTQ+ History Month, President Jones Reflects on 10 Years of Marriage Equality

Former federal judge and Dickinson President John E. Jones '77, P'11, will discuss his 2014 decision striking down Pennsylvania’s same-sex marriage ban.

students in the Bloomberg Finance Lab

Bloomberg Terminals Bring Real-World Data to Dickinson

One of the most powerful tools in the financial world comes to campus.

The Anita Tuvin Schlechter (ATS) Auditorium in autumn.

Dickinson to Host Panel on Accelerating the Clean Energy Transition

Dickinson will welcome leaders from Environmental Defense Fund for a public conversation, “Accelerating the Clean Energy Transition to Low-Carbon Solutions,” on Wednesday, Oct. 29, at 7 p.m. in ATS.

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Data-Driven Learning in Action

Students take data analysis into the Dickinson community and beyond.

John Jones

Dickinson Celebrates Six Decades of Global Education, Launches $10 Million Study-Abroad Fundraising Campaign

More than 300 Dickinsonians and their guests celebrated the 60th anniversary of the Dickinson-in-Italy program and global education during a stunning gala and a week of festivities in Bologna, Italy.

Max Carfrey '26

Making Science Accessible

"Working alongside volunteers who care about the health of their local waterways brings me joy, and knowing I’m making a difference is gratifying." Meet Max Carfrey '26.

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Harvesting 'Community and Care'

Whether racing friends at Springfest, singing a cappella, studying global cultures or bonding at the College Farm, Natalia Donia '26 is grateful for the "community and care" she's found at Dickinson.

A student in a white lab coat poses in a lab where she's conducting experiments.

Curiosity in Action: Diving Deep into the Natural World

"As a biology major, I can explore ecosystems, study organisms and contribute to solutions to environmental challenges.” Meet Konoka Uematsu ’26.

Amy Farrell's new book about the Girl Scouts is part lively social history, part personal reflection. Photo by Dan Loh.

Intrepid Girls: Inside the Girl Scouts’ Complicated History

Amy Farrell's new book traces the complicated history of the Girl Scouts from a local organization to an international powerhouse that’s served roughly 50 million girls since its founding in 1912.

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Reduce, Reuse, RECOVER

Sustainability gets a new look, as Dickinson Outfitters partners with Recover, an organization whose mission is to reduce textile waste.

david jackson, in a still from one of his videos.

Breaking Down the Universe: David Jackson’s 'All Things Physics' Brings Complex Science to Life

Dickinson physics & astronomy professor makes advanced concepts accessible—and fun—through his fast-growing YouTube channel.

2025 interns in data, tech and engineering

Tips for Career-Shaping Internships in Computer Science, Data, Engineering

Dickinson students share 10 tips for getting—and making the most of—career-shaping internships in data, tech and engineering.

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