Meet Lauren Orefice '24 (environmental studies), a study-abroader who recently served an internship in NYC. bit.ly/3JAjVTH
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Students, faculty, staff and alumni will gather on and off campus to celebrate the achievements of Black Americans and recognize their important roles in history and society. bit.ly/3HQf4MS
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Our students will learn leading-edge cancer research techniques with funding from a $100K grant. bit.ly/3WUs5cs
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"I don't know any other colleges or universities who are doing this," says Mitch Andres '18, a account executive who participated in the Dickinson & Google networking and career-exploration event along with 11 other alums. bit.ly/3HIOKnI
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“Dickinson's education allowed me to enter rooms where real decisions are made,” says Louis-David Kakou ’23, a political science major who interned at
in Paris. bit.ly/3Ju6LHJ
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Ada Limón, recipient of the Harold and Ethel L. Stellfox Visiting Scholars & Writers Program Award and U.S. Poet Laureate, will present a reading on Thurs., Feb. 16, at 7 p.m. in Allison Great Hall. The event is free and open to the public. Masks required. bit.ly/3wDEWF8
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Meet Emilio Gurany '25, a history and music double major, jazz musician, RA, tutor and teaching assistant who's exploring a career in law. bit.ly/3wxzT9t
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Dickinson's new Winter Break Career Pathways program recently gave 30 students a rare inside look at Google to help them get a leg up on building a successful career in data and tech. The daylong event brought the students to the tech giant’s New York City offices.
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"I preferred an inclusive campus, where international students have the full potential to grow and connect," says Selene Nguyen '25. "That's why I decided Dickinson would be my second home." bit.ly/3XT7NB4
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We love when the snow turns our campus into a winter wonderland! Bundle up, Dickinsonians!
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Working with a group from Cambridge University, Professor of Physics Lars English publishes new research in 'Nature' journal 'Communication Physics.' bit.ly/3XGz5es
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Welcome back! We hope everyone had a great first day of the new semester!
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Today is National Squirrel Appreciation Day, so let's celebrate by taking a look at some shots of our own Dickin-squirrel-ians enjoying our beautiful campus.
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From her office in Comcast's Philadelphia headquarters, Karen Dougherty Buchholz ’88 (political science) works tirelessly for Comcast, and the community. bit.ly/3wj2Eq5
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John Adeniran ’19 works full time and also cares for his mom, an Alzheimer's patient. Here's his story.
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We are #dsonproud of Llamilet Gutierrez ‘09 and her recent judicial appointment to Prince George’s County District Court! bonner.org/news/2023/1/10
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“My team made my transition seamless.” Transfer student Daniel Vasquez ’24 (IB&M) quickly found his Dickinson home. bit.ly/3XD5FNw
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Today's the day to submit your ! Check out dickinson.edu/apply for essay tips, scholarship info and FAQs as you put the finishing touches on your application! We hope that you'll become a part of our #dson2027 community.
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As we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we take a moment to reflect on King's historic 1961 visit to campus. bit.ly/3H8hDJT
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ICYMI, our application deadline has been extended to tomorrow, Jan. 17. Check out dickinson.edu/apply for essay tips, scholarship info and FAQs as you put the finishing touches on your to !
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Amos Ek ’24 is a Russian major and avid gamer who’s studying abroad in the Czech Republic. bit.ly/3w1iUw2
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Meet Lilian Gittines ’24, an educational studies major who studied abroad in Copenhagen, plays in Dickinson’s string quartet and teaches violin during summer breaks. bit.ly/3GBDpUL
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“Dickinson not only taught me how to think, and exposed me to the most incredible thinkers, they encouraged me to make the world a better place,” says Michael Pappas '83, the executive director of the San Francisco Interfaith Council.
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Good news! Because of the holiday, we're extending our Early Decision II and Regular Decision application deadlines to Jan. 17! We hope this additional time will enable you to put the finishing touches on your Dickinson application. dson.co/apply
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As part of a job-shadow experience, Zahra Somji '23, Noah Boyd '24, Deon Rosado '24 and Jacy Duffy '25 attended Swearing-In Day for the 118th Congress in Washington, D.C., with members of Amazon Public Policy and were immersed in the inner workings of politics across the day.
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At Dickinson, our alumni are always ready and willing to help. Jes Ray '14 opened the door at Brighton Jones for Madison Glass '18 via Dickinson Alumnifire. Now, one-third of their office is made up of Dickinsonians! #dsonproud
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Myriad roles in Dickinson's theatre program paved the way for Jenna Clark Embrey ’08 to build a career at the Lincoln Center Theater, one of the most prestigious in the world. bit.ly/3QnIDbn
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ICYMI: Professor and Director Matthew Pinsker joined on to discuss the legacy of former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Roger Taney. Listen through the link:
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ICYMI, you can apply to for free (we waived all app fees!) and do not need to submit test scores. If you're interested in Dickinson, we don't want anything to stop you from applying! Learn more at dickinson.edu/apply, and hit submit by Jan. 15.
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Meet Nora White ’24 (econ, international studies), a Community Engagement Fellow and War College intern. bit.ly/3HTlwDc
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Meet Chris Brandau ’23, an econ major and lacrosse captain who will work at Morgan Stanley after graduation. bit.ly/3G8sfIg
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Elliot Barr ’23 (French, anthro) completed a sports-marketing internship in London. bit.ly/3BRt9Gx
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As a Community Engagement Fellow, Tiara McKinney ’25 helped local schoolchildren learn to thrive. bit.ly/3G8htlh
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Mary Howe ’23 (psych, educational studies) discusses her research, a summer internship in Germany and more. bit.ly/3BLppGv
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The 's latest issue features "The Days," a poem by Prof. . Follow the link to hear the author read her piece.
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As a first-year, Eric Evans '78 worried he wouldn't be able to continue his college education. Now he and wife Kyle '78 support scholarships for students facing financial challenges. bit.ly/3YF0nT1
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As an intern with Slow Food USA, Marina Stylianou ’24 helped promote biodiversity, Indigenous foodways, diversified diets and a mission of providing good, clean food for all. bit.ly/3WfUudq
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