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Students at Althouse Hall in the autumn.

Personalized Paths to Success: Dickinson's New Career Communities Model

Dickinson's exciting new model of career services provides students with additional layers of tailored guidance and support.

Photo of a seated man and woman, both gesticulating and engaged in conversation.

Dickinson Celebrates First Semester of Executives in Residence Program

Burgess institute initiative connects students with accomplished business leaders to provide them with real-world insights and networking opportunities.

Holiday Greeting

Happy Holidays 2024

John E. Jones III '77, P'11, and Beth Jones P'11 wish the community happy holidays with this video message.

Dickinson College's campus in autumn.

Dickinson Named Top Contributor to Teach for America

Dickinsonians are difference-makers! The college was again named a top-10 college for the number of grads who enter the prestigious Teach for America corps.

Emma Ulrich

Thoughtful Exploration

Meet Weiss Prize recipient Emma Ulrich '25, and discover her recipe for crafting a meaning-filled and creative life.

Sierra Phillipson '27

Mindful Pursuits

"There's so much to learn about how the brain works. I'm excited for the future of science.” Meet Sierra Phillipson ’27, a Kansas native who plans a career in neurosurgery.

Dinela Dedic '27

Finding and Creating Community

Meet Dinela Dedic ’27, an environmental studies major also studying art and food studies, who’s dedicated to giving back to the campus and Carlisle communities.

Katherine Hayhoe addresses a crowd

Renowned Climate Scientist Meets With Students to Help Them Combat Climate Change

Katharine Hayhoe, chief scientist for the Nature Conservancy, visits campus as the 2024 recipient of the Sam Rose '58 and Julie Walters Prize for Global Environmental Activism.

Dickinson College researchers travel in a small boat on an Icelandic lake.

Dickinson College Research Finds Oxidation in Glacial Rivers and Lakes Could Mitigate Methane Emissions

A new study suggests glacial rivers and lakes may play a crucial role in mitigating the effects of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.

Aaron Stern is congratulated by President Jones. Photo by Amelia Rehrman '26.

Annual Investment Competition Offers Hands-On Finance Lessons

Students from across the academic spectrum went head to head in the 10-week showdown, with 84 students entering the fray.

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