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Built for This

Franklyn Akabi-During ’28 is rewriting Dickinson’s record books—one race at a time.

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Kudos (Spring 2026)

Dickinson scholars and leaders appeared in national and international media in recent months, including CBS News’ 60 Minutes, CNN, Bloomberg News, The New York Times, The Guardian and Nature.

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Closing Argument

As Dickinson’s “promoter in chief,” President John E. Jones ‘77, P’11, shares the message he delivers to prospective students and families about what sets Dickinson apart.

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Science and Compassion

“Science and service are most powerful when they work together,” says Nada Moussaid ’27, (biochemistry & molecular biology) who volunteers as a patient liaison and an ESL tutor.

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Investing in the Future: Donors Fund Immersive Career-Building Program

Thirteen Dickinson students will take part in an immersive career-readiness program this summer, thanks to a big assist from two anonymous donors.

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Can a Computer Program Appear to Think Like a Human? (Note the Word 'Appear')

When it comes to examining the question of the day, Professor of Computer Science John MacCormick is in much deeper than most.

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Innovation Competition 2026: What Matters to Students Today?

Dickinson's Innovation Competition returned this spring with eight finalist teams competing across two tracks—Build It and Change It.

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Burgess Global Leadership Development Program Takes Students Beyond the Classroom

New Global Leadership Development Program pairs 12 students with faculty and alumni mentors to deepen leadership skills through mentorship, site visits and project-based learning.

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Renovated HUB Spaces Debut as Project Moves Forward

Dickinson has reached a major milestone in the renovation of the Holland Union Building (HUB), with Phase 1 of the project now complete and preparations underway for the next stage.

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Tracing the Journey to Freedom: Students Uncover Hidden History at Historical Black Cemetery

This long-hidden Black cemetery holds stories about slavery, freedom and family in 19th-century Pennsylvania. Student historical and scientific research helps bring those stories to light.

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Knicks President Leon Rose '83 Leads New York Back to the Finals

Dickinson alum leads the Knicks back to the championship series for the first time in more than 25 years.

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Students Spend Two Days at One of the World's Great R&D Labs

The Center for Career Development and the Burgess Institute sponsor trip to Corning Incorporated's New York HQ.

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Dickinson's New Finance Major: A Q&A With the Program's Chair

Associate Professor of Economics Anthony Underwood makes the case for Dickinson's new major, one grounded uniquely in the liberal arts.

Mark Copeland ’91 (left) and Bram Zeigler ’93 host the "Please Allow Me to Introduce Myself" podcast, designed for anyone who cares about Dickinson basketball.

Sympathy for the Red Devils

First, they raised $360,000+ to support Dickinson basketball. Now these former teammates host a podcast about Red Devils basketball—and why basketball alumni still "wear the red."

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Anthropology Major Jobs and Graduate School Acceptances 2026

Anthropology majors are heading into graduate programs at University of Michigan and Northwestern University and jobs at Yellowstone National Park

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