In January 2025, Dickinson began the transition to the platform Workday, meant to consolidate “Human Capital Management (HCM), Finance, Payroll, and Student information into a single, inclusive ...

More than six decades after graduating from Dickinson College, Dr. Ira D. Glick ’57 continues to make an impact, both in the field of psychiatry and on the basketball court. At 90 years old, Glick ...

February brought the end of the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Games. As usual, there were many triumphs, failures, and displays of international athletic camaraderie. Now, just one short month ...

The Center for Career Development and Success in partnership with The Pre-Health Society welcomed healthcare attorney Catherine Galea ’07 to share her experience within the healthcare industry as an ...

In late March, Netflix released a teaser trailer for Bridgerton season five, which began production earlier that month. The teaser revealed that the newest season will focus on the romance between ...

The project started last spring with the stairs facing the Academic Quad redone and a ramp added for accessibility. The Devil’s Den got a complete makeover, too. These improvements lead students to be ...

For the first time in a decade,, the academic misconduct policy has been changed to allow for informal resolutions and label misuse of AI as misconduct. The policy was revised in spring 2025 and went ...

Associate Professor of English Sarah Kersh will deliver Dickinson’s 2026 Commencement address. This is the second year in a row that the address has been given by a member of the faculty. Previous ...

On a brisk fall morning, hundreds of runners and walkers lace up their shoes—not just for a race, but for a day of remembrance. Each year, the Dickinson community gathers for the Run for Steph, a ...

Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” adaptation was somehow worse than I expected. I have pointedly not watched anything else by this director (“Saltburn” and “Promising Young Woman”), so I can’t ...

Triumvirate, Latvia, and Antigone. Three words that seem unrelated, but share one quality: at one point in my life, I have absolutely butchered the pronunciation of all of them. The fact that I once ...

“How many of you live on pretty girl avenue?” Sabrina Carpenter asked the 19,000 people in the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, to which she was immediately met with an enthusiastic, roaring cheer.