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What elements from your Dickinson experience had the biggest impact on your time in college? The first thing I would say had a major impact on my time in college was being undecided when I started. I ...

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Want to go abroad for a semester? Absolutely. For a year? Definitely. To two or three different locations? Done. We don’t only make study abroad accessible—we make it life-changing. In fact, we ask ...

We’re happy that you're considering transferring to Dickinson, one of the top liberal-arts colleges in the country. Our student body is enriched by the experiences of students from community colleges ...

The mission of the Registrar’s Office is to uphold the College’s academic policies and maintain related procedures while safeguarding the integrity, accuracy, and privacy of student records. The ...

Dickinson received a staggering 8,230 applications for the class of 2026, more than any in the college’s 239-year history, eclipsing the previous high of 6,426 set in 2019 by the incoming class of ...

It’s a sports fan’s dream to help mold a top national team. And as former assistant general manager of the New York Jets and current senior personnel advisor to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Scott Cohen ...

To the world, he was Gary Knechtel, but to his Dickinson teammates, fraternity brothers, and friends, he was, simply “Pugs.” Today, he’s immortalized through the Pugs Foundation, an alumni-led force ...

Dickinson is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Awards. Bestowed by the Alumni Council, the awards recognize outstanding Dickinson alumni who demonstrate exemplary ...

Daniel Yamoah ’23 is a biology major with an eye toward a career in medicine—a goal he’s harbored since childhood. And he’s well on his way, with multiple scholarships, a stellar academic record and ...

How Dickinson becomes a family tradition—and why legacy students and their parents wouldn’t have it any other way Heather Kurey ’98 was in the hospital, giving birth to her daughter Marley, when a ...