We view our travel program as an extension of the classroom. We add substance to each trip by making them intellectually rewarding with a Dickinson expert, providing frequent talks to deepen your ...

The CARE (Coordination, Assessment, Response, and Education) Team assists with any situation that could disrupt a student's academic or social well-being within the Dickinson community. We hope to ...

Every fall, we invite Dickinsonians from near and far to come back to Carlisle for our annual Homecoming & Family Weekend. The weekend is filled with academic and affinity receptions, Red Devil ...

Complete or be currently enrolled in INBM 110 or ECON 111. There are advantages to declaring the major early as it will enhance your ability to take other required courses for the major. Discuss your ...

Amy Farrell, professor of American studies and women’s & gender studies and the John J. Curley '60 and Ann Conser Curley '63 Faculty Chair in the Liberal Arts, discusses her new role on campus as ...

“There are so many future leaders who may not have the opportunity to attend Dickinson without scholarships. It’s incumbent upon Dickinsonians to make sure these students can reach their full ...

It started as a joke between Magdalena Niedermeyer ’15, a future veterinarian, and Stephen Reale ’14, an aspiring physician. “We said, ‘What if we’d set up practice together?’” says Niedermeyer.

Dickinson College has chosen an internationally recognized scholar and leader in higher education to be its 29th president. Margee Ensign, who most recently served as president of the American ...

Dickinson recently received a $1 million gift commitment from James D. Chambers '78 and his wife, Niecy Armstrong Chambers, as a statement of confidence in and excitement about the future of the ...

Everyone knows about the shadow economy, even if they don't know that's the name for it. Simply, per the Wall Street Journal, "The shadow economy is perhaps best described by the activities of those ...

As the academic year winds down and students prepare to leave campus, a quiet transformation begins—one that turns the chaos of college move-out into a powerful act of sustainability and community ...

In Uruguay, she taught Spanish to U.S. Army Intelligence officers posted in Latin America. In the Republic of Georgia, she communicated in Russian with locals and peacekeepers during a United Nations ...