Thanks to a $20 million gift from Samuel G. Rose ’58, Dickinson will establish a new home for Dickinson’s Center for the ...

Currently, Gracie Nguyen ’27 (quantitative economics, computer science) and Thao Nguyen ’27 (quantitative economics, data ...

Thanks to funding from the Burgess Institute for the Global Economy, Dickinson students now have access to Bloomberg ...

Outside of competition, the team emphasizes community. Members host media days, social events and team dinners, as well as informal gatherings for studying and hanging out. “Those small ...

Konoka Uematsu ’26 is curious about the natural world and driven to turn her passion into action. From camping trips studying vertebrates to lab research in seagrass restoration to conducting ...

Old West, our oldest and most recognizable building, sits in the middle of the academic quad. Enjoy a live look at this iconic space during all four seasons. During the semester you might see students ...

Since religion and Judaic studies are smaller departments, you really form a sense of community with your fellow majors and ...

What is blight? Urban blight is marked by deteriorating and abandoned homes and buildings, as well as vacant lots with trash, high weeds and grass and/or abandoned and vandalized cars. Where does it ...

Here's a startling fact: Roughly 90 percent of the dollar bills in circulation in the U.S. have been shown to contain cocaine residue. Once you get past the shock—if you're a chemistry professor, at ...

Congratulations to Dickinson’s men’s lacrosse team on a tremendous season. The historic run took the Red Devils all the way to the NCAA Division III National Championship game, after winning their ...

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 ...