Laura Kamoie '92 has a new reason to celebrate this summer. A Founding Mother, her sweeping historical novel about Abigail Adams co-authored with Stephanie Dray, has been named the July pick for Reese ...

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 ...

Whether you prefer a laid-back itinerary with select friends or a whirlwind adventure chock-full of outings, get-togethers, classes, demonstrations and more, Dickinson’s 2026 Alumni Weekend had your ...

When Leon Rose '83 was named president of the New York Knicks in March 2020, he inherited a franchise in its seventh consecutive losing season. On Monday, he stood in the stands at Rocket Arena in ...

Dickinson’s 2026 Commencement ceremony celebrated the 498 members of the graduating class of 2026 Sunday, May 17. Addressing the graduates, Commencement speaker Sarah Kersh, associate professor of ...

Visitors to sunny Málaga, Spain, have long praised the city’s coastal charm and rich artistic and historical heritage. But to the Dickinsonians who’ve studied abroad there, Málaga is far more than a ...

What elements from your Dickinson experience had the biggest impact on your time in college? Classmates, professors and classroom and what I studied here always trigger my curiosity and help me to ...

What elements from your Dickinson experience had the biggest impact on your time in college? Dickinson's faculty are very encouraging of students looking into and spending time on what they are ...

Former history major Matthew Guariglia '12 is a historian of American policing and a senior policy analyst at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, where he focuses on surveillance, privacy, and AI.

Dickinson chemistry students are partnering with a community arts center to test glazes used by local ceramicists. Their findings will help artists make better-informed decisions about pieces intended ...

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 ...

For Dickinson students drawn to careers in international relations, environmental policy or global security, the path forward often leads to graduate school. But the question of where—and how to ...