Dear alumni, parents and friends,

This update provides a progress report, a glimpse at some beneficiaries of your support and a focus on the importance of endowment gifts.

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Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese Jorge Sagastume has revolutionized Dickinson’s Spanish program and brought the idea of a biannual international and multilingual poetry journal to life. Read more...

Kirsten Guss, assistant professor of biology and Dickinson’s first John R. and Inge Paul Stafford Endowed Chair in Bioinformatics, is known for her cutting-edge research, her attentive teaching style and her passion for athletics.
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The John Dickinson and Engage the World scholarships have helped Tyler Smith ’08 put his political ideas to work on campus, in the nation’s capital, and on the other side of the world. Read more...

With construction nearly complete, the new state-of-the-art science complex stands as a testament to the power of private support. Funded almost entirely by private gifts to the college, the building will open this fall, providing 90,000 square feet of interdisciplinary teaching laboratories, classrooms and research facilities for the sciences. Read more...