On June 23—the 114th birthday of computing pioneer Alan Turing—Dickinson will officially launch the Deep Network Understanding (DNU) Lab, a research initiative that gives students hands-on ...

Dickinson has provided me with many leadership opportunities and ways to grow as a student. For example, as a biology TA and Spanish language tutor for the Multilingual Writing Center, I was able to ...

Dickinson’s longtime bookstore has a new name—and a new purpose. Now known as Dickinson Outfitters, the former bookstore is embracing a student-focused identity and a stronger commitment to ...

Dickinson officially inducted its 2024 Athletics Hall of Fame Class on Saturday, April 5. The celebration, which was part of Red & White Weekend, included an awards ceremony and reception, during ...

A new fraternity has joined the Dickinson community, bringing with it a fresh perspective on student life, leadership and inclusivity. Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi), a historically Jewish fraternity, was ...

A new livestream camera is giving the public an unprecedented look at one of Pennsylvania's most misunderstood residents, the timber rattlesnake. "Like the other livestreaming cameras within Project ...

For college students, a first job can feel like a finish line, but in reality, it’s only the beginning. A new Dickinson course, co-taught by an alum and a professor, challenges students to think ...

Together, the students’ experiences demonstrate the range of opportunities available through experiential learning at ...

The fall semester brings a fresh crop of public art programs to Dickinson. This year's slate includes stirring musical tributes, compelling guest exhibitions, Constitution-inspired songs, a concert of ...

Joshua Felker ’28 is combining his passion for biology with an interest in law through Dickinson’s 3+3 law program. From researching antibiotic-resistant bacteria and microplastics to participating in ...

A musician who’s tracing the entangled histories of Irish racialization and American minstrelsy. An environmental expert who studies global conflict’s interactions with natural resources and climate ...

Sarah Ruschak ’27 explores the past through archival research, study abroad and community-engaged history. From helping organize nationally recognized speakers through the Clarke Forum for ...