“We aspire to be a resource. We aspire to be a hub of innovation. We aspire to share,” Dickinson College Farm Director Jenn Halpin tells Livability. Read more about the farm's work in sustainable agriculture and education: dson.co/3BBFwcz

"One of the things that Judge Conner is going to struggle with in that case, very likely, is why it was filed so late when presumably this information existed before,” said Dickinson College Pres. and fmr. Fed. Judge John E. Jones III. More in The Hill dson.co/48nqhjB

Presidents of Dickinson College Dem and GOP groups formed a foundation of friendship despite their political differences (they're roommates!) and are encouraging others to do the same. Watch their story from Sydney Nauman WPMT FOX43 dson.co/4f1A41b

“I’m really very wary of reading too much into early voting,” Dickinson College's @sarah_niebler tells Jenny Jarvie Los Angeles Times #Election2024 dson.co/3Cfj2hM

Geothermal heat fluxes are typically substantially higher in places with active volcanism, Dickinson College's Ben Edwards #BlackLivesMatter he/him/his tells Katherine Kornei AGU's Eos dson.co/3USjUza

"Judges have had a fundamental degree of trust that generally, when they deal with the Department of Justice, there are adults in the room who are people of reasonably good judgment." Dickinson College Pres. John E. Jones III tells The Conversation U.S. dson.co/3Zvk967

"Racially parallel organizing set a clear path for white supporters of Black freedom," Dickinson College's @sayburgin writes in The Conversation U.S. "...in #Detroit, its impacts were felt in boardrooms, factory floors, Sunday sermons (and beyond)." dson.co/4iogeiP

"It’s not only about reducing emissions: the commitment to sustainability extends into education as well. Each student is required to take at least one sustainability course from more than 50 options," Prof. Katharine Hayhoe writes of her recent visit to Dickinson College dson.co/3DbYM0N

"Any time there’s any information regarding an Indian school, it’s always a spectrum of emotions, of joy and celebration, but grief and anger and pain," Dickinson College Center for the Futures of Native Peoples Exec. Dir. Dr. Amanda Royce Josanaraae Cheromiah tells TheSparkWITF dson.co/3DfZBFY

"The domino effect has resulted in the unraveling of Iran’s 'axis of resistance.' Certainly, Tehran has lost its firm grip over Syria and Lebanon," Dickinson College's Mireille Rebeiz writes for The Conversation U.S. dson.co/4fgxlAf

A study led by Dickinson College's Kristin Strock offers a rare glimmer of hope in the face of climate change, suggesting glacial rivers and lakes may play a crucial role in mitigating the effects of  methane, a powerful greenhouse gas. dson.co/3DguPNl

Reduce. Reuse. Regift? Seth Kaplan visited Dickinson College recently to catch the popular Green Gifts Workshop. Here's the story from abc27 News dson.co/3ZWBl4O

This new study, now published in Scientific Reports and led by Dickinson College's Kristin Strock, looked at what happens when glaciers melt and release trapped methane. More from Phys.org dson.co/49CDzJN

"One person’s common sense gun regulation is another person’s constitutional challenge," fmr. federal judge and Dickinson College Pres. John E. Jones III tells Marshall Keely WPMT FOX43 dson.co/41Gyqyj

"There’s still no mechanism to enforce ethics other than the (Supreme) Court regulating itself, which I think is not acceptable to most Americans," fmr. fed. judge and Dickinson College Pres. John E. Jones III tells Marshall Keely WPMT FOX43 dson.co/3WcYs91

“It is a fundamental principle of our criminal justice system that we do not prosecute for the purpose of retribution,” former federal judge John E. Jones III, president of Dickinson College, tells The Guardian's Peter Stone. dson.co/4jk3biK

"Bunny Breaks provide a tranquil respite from the demands of college life," Dickinson College Wellness Center Exec. Dir. Lauren Strunk tells Forbes. Read more on how Dickinson's rabbits and other college critters are helping students. dson.co/3PDO06v

"“We’ve got this video of the snakes drinking off of each other’s heads, and it’s like the cutest thing in the world,” Dickinson College's Scott Boback tells Jason Bittel “They’re practically kissing each other.” More from The New York Times dson.co/3Cn5gd9

"I do not know of a single judge, anywhere, who wants an election to be decided based on their ruling on a disputed provision in a law that is crying out to be fixed," Dickinson College Pres. John E. Jones III, a former federal judge, writes in PennLive.com dson.co/4h3S1xi

"The judiciary is going to have to stand up as a co-equal branch of government and call them as according to the facts and the law and the Constitution," former federal judge and Dickinson College Pres. John E. Jones III tells PBS News dson.co/4gblX9l