Films by young Cuban directors have long expressed the need for greater equality related to gender and sexuality. On September 25th, […]
Political Prisoners and Free Speech in Cuba
Jorge Olivera Castillo, City of Asylum Nancy Alfaya Hernandez, Activist & Artist Thursday, October 6, 2022 Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium, 7 p.m. […]
Can You Still Have Fun? In Search of “The Good Life” in a Broken World
Katrina Jurgill Briddell ’01, Head of Social Impact & Community Investment at The Hershey Company How do we live […]
Student Snapshot: Maria Smith ’22
As senior student-coordinator for the Academic and Co-Curricular Excellence (A.C.E.) peer-mentor program, Peer Mentor program, Maria Smith ’22 helps new […]
Award-winning historians Ada Ferrer and David Blight discuss Ferrer’s new work via livestream
The Midtown Scholar Bookstore is pleased to welcome award-winning historians Ada Ferrer and David Blight for a livestream discussion on […]
Mike ’95, P’22, and Julie Salsitz Davi ’94, P’22
DONOR PROFILE What are your favorite Dickinson memories? Mike: There are so many. Graduation weekend stands out the most. I was […]
Student Snapshot: Ana Matovic ’22
Ana Matovic ’22’s passion for justice was ignited through rousing courtroom scenes on Law & Order. Now, as an intern at the […]
Twin Sister Graduates Reflect on Dickinson’s Impact
FOR TWINS WITH AN INTERNATIONAL FOCUS, THE WORLD AWAITS Although Kiara ’21 (international business & management, Chinese) and Kiana Smith ’21 […]
Dickinsonians Awarded Fulbright ETA Grants
ALEXANDRA FOSBURY ’21, JACQUELINE AMEZCUA ’19 TO SERVE IN SOUTH AMERICA by MaryAlice Bitts-Jackson Two Dickinsonians were recently offered Fulbright grants to […]