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Red Devils Rolling in Postseason Play

It’s a big week for Dickinson athletics, with three fall teams rolling into the Centennial Conference postseason picture.

Matthew Seager '27 poses on Dickinson's campus.

Building a Global Perspective

Globally focused classes, study-abroad opportunities and an international campus population enrich Matthew Seager '27’s perspective and help him prepare for a career in international development.

Members of the community gather for a ribbon cutting.

Ribbon-Cutting Celebrates Hare Family Sports Performance & Training Center

Dickinson recognizes the Hare family's transformational impact on Red Devil athletics.

Young woman poses against a wood-paneled wall.

Dickinson to Host Lecture on Love, Joy and Culturally Responsive Education

On Nov. 5, Bettina L. Love will present a lecture on the importance of loving, joyful and culturally responsive education.

Isa Mester ’26 (law & policy) completed an environmental, health & safety (EHS) internship at Airbus Defense and Space in Bremen, Germany.

Charting a Course in International Law and Security

Coming to Dickinson from rural Germany, Isa Mester ’26 found a welcoming community and exceptional opportunities to learn, lead and succeed.

EDF representatives hold a lecture with students

Rose-Walters Residency Sparks Mutual Inspiration in Environmental Leadership

Representatives from the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) visit campus for a transformative three-day residency.

Image: Wendy Red Star (Apsáalooke [Crow]), The Last Thanks, 2006, archival pigment print, 24 x 36 in. Forge Project Collection, traditional lands of the Moh-He-Con-Nuck. Copyright Wendy Red Star.

Wendy Red Star to Bring Powerful Perspective to Dickinson

We're thrilled to welcome the acclaimed artist Wendy Red Star to Dickinson to accept the prestigious 2025 Arts Award. An Arts Award ceremony and exhibition reception will be held Nov. 7.

A rendering of the new center viewed from High Street.

New Gift to Provide World-Class Home for Dickinson’s Center for the Futures of Native Peoples

The Jim Thorpe Center for the Futures of Native Peoples will soon provide a world-class, on-campus home for Dickinson's CFNP. It will also feature the Samuel G. Rose '58 Art Gallery.

Hare family

Philanthropy’s Competitive Advantage: All Red Devils Win

Dickinson athletics is in the midst of a transformation. Across fields, courts and locker rooms, endowed gifts and enhanced annual support are turning talent and hard work into a winning program.

A group of attendees stands together outside

2025 Ethics Symposium Explores the Meaning and Value of Empathy

Steve Smith ’92, president and CEO of L.L.Bean, visits campus as the Burgess Institute's executive in residence and Ethics Symposium's keynote speaker.

Student-actors performing in the original play "Hidden Stories," lift intriguing objects out of a trunk.

Mermaid Players Find Magic in Hidden Treasures

Forgotten objects in an attic spark memories and magic in the Mermaid Players’ fall play. 'Hidden Stories' runs Friday, Oct. 31, to Sunday, Nov. 2.

Horses

Riding Together Through Teamwork, Competition and Community

Dickinson’s equestrian team builds friendship, skill and community through riding.

students walk across a colorful fall campus

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.

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