It’s not enough to want to make a difference. You also need the personal insight, confidence, connections and skills to get ...

The Treehouse, the Center for Sustainable Living, is a place where sustainability-minded students can live and work together to support and promote sustainability efforts among themselves and ...

Andrew Ford ’11 (mathematics and economics ), executive director and head of Morgan Stanley’s Sustainable Insights Lab, highlighted both the alum network and the practical and interpersonal skills he ...

Dickinson alumna Amara Anigbo ’20 has been named a Schwarzman Scholar, joining an elite group of 150 students admitted to one ...

Our semesterlong project was rewriting the Cumberland County Food Assessment, which contains information about welfare ...

The Alliance for Aquatic Resource Monitoring (ALLARM) envisions people who are empowered through science education to participate in decision making about water resources in their local community.

Dickinson's flexible liberal arts and sciences approach encourages you to explore different academic avenues while discovering your focus. Your broad-based foundation will allow you to make meaningful ...

His publications have appeared in the Journal of Asian Studies and Social Science Japan Journal, and his second book, Feeling ...

Dickinson's environmental studies & environmental science department is one of the oldest and best established in the country. Our faculty are well-known in their fields and provide rigorous, hands-on ...

Maintenance and housekeeping/custodial services are centrally managed by Facilities Management. If the FAQ's below don't answer your questions, you can call Facilities Management at 717-245-1212. What ...

Alumni Weekend is Dickinson’s signature event of the year! We hope you will make the trip back to campus to reconnect and celebrate with us and your fellow Dickinsonians. The schedule and registration ...

Food studies is the critical examination of food—the evolution of its procurement, production, consumption and cultural meanings within the contexts of the natural and social sciences and humanities.