Students discuss their research findings during the Experiential Learning Showcase. Photo by Alex Sonfield '25.

Molly Peacock is a celebrated poet, essayist and biographer whose influence is also felt beyond the written page. Recently, ...

Best thing about my Dickinson experience so far: "One of the highlights of my time at Dickinson has been working in Associate ...

Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, president emerita of Spelman College, best-selling author and clinical psychologist As part of our Black History Month observance, this event offers a rare opportunity to ...

Kevin Laws ’88 zigged into a bold new future when he started college at age 15. Many fruitful mistakes later, he’s an innovator and leader at the intersections of technology and business, with a knack ...

Eva Hanlin ’27 is preparing to help build a more just and sustainable future. She saw what that work could look like through a summer internship with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Bureau ...

How do you prepare students for the AI age without sacrificing the foundational skills they need to navigate it wisely? At Dickinson, the answer goes deeper than simple tech literacy and ...

Dickinson has announced the launch of a new initiative, "The Courts and The Community: An Educational Series for the Public," spearheaded by President John E. Jones III ’77, P’11, a former federal ...

Dickinson College has announced that it will offer free tuition for all domestic students whose families earn $125,000 or less annually, effective with the incoming class of 2030. The move ...

Touching on a wide swath of topic Judy Faulkner '65 sat down for a lengthy interview earlier this year as part of her being honored with Dickinson's 2025 President's Award. Shot in June during Alumni ...

Three Lazard alumni, including two familiar faces and a recent graduate, spent their afternoon on campus in late October guiding sophomores and first-year students through the intricacies of landing ...

Dickinson held a ground-blessing ceremony at the future site of the Jim Thorpe Center for the Futures of Native Peoples on Saturday, Nov. 8. Thanks to a $20 million gift from Samuel G. Rose ’58, this ...