Kappa Alpha Theta's 101st chapter, and Dickinson's fifth sorority arrived on campus. The creation of the Kappa Alpha Theta chapter came from a decision by unaffiliated upperclass Dickinsonian women, who created a special council designed to invite a national sorority to campus. The resulting...

The 1983 student Senate election concluded with Bill Sapoch elected to President, Kurt Krauss elected to Vice President, and Pete Dahlin elected to Treasurer. The voter turnout was at fifty percent.

BACCHUS (Boosting Alcohol Consciousness Concerning the Health of University Students) hosted an alcohol awareness week entitled "Truth About Spirits", in cooperation with Alcohol Education, starting Thursday, November 3rd, 1983. Although attendance was weak for several of the week's events, the...

On the morning of Saturday, March 3, 1984, three altercations took place involving visiting members of Phi Delta Theta chapters, Dickinson students, and Campus Police. All three incidents occurred within the hours of 12 and 3 am, with the most serious incident involving a fight between a member...

The Epsilon Chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma had their charter revoked on August 30th, 1984 due by the national Phi Kappa Sigma organization.

Elections for Student Senate officer positions were held on Wednesday, February 27th. Junior Dean Kremer was elected president, sophomore Ellen Poris elected vice president, and sophomore Ted Martin elected treasurer. Kremer emphasized the All-College Committee elections, resolving noise policy...

The Social Violations Hearing Board found the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity guilty of hazing and imposed sanctions, which barred the group from hosting any social events through the fall 1985 semester, banned participation in Greek Week, and included a $3,000 fine that had to be paid by raising money...

Panhellenic and Inter-Fraternity Council combined efforts to put on Greek Week, with most of the money benefiting United Way, or other local charities. The week kicked off with a hot air balloon on the baseball field, with the goal of giving rides for $1, but weather did not permit the balloon...

Almost 900 students, along with 25 faculty and staff members participated in Oxfam America's "Thirteenths Fast for a World Harvest". A contribution of over four dollars for each participant was made to Oxfam America. The Dickinson community participated in the fast along with college campuses...

The Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity, after being suspended in 1984, returned during the fall  1987 semester. Simon Nash, former assistant director of the national Phi Kappa Sigma organization, Ron Siggs, the former executive director of Phi Kappa Sigma, and Jack Howell, the former chapter advisor,...

Oxfam, an organization that promotes peace and the development of areas around the world, hosted their Fast for a World Harvest Day, where Dickinson students were asked to fast for the entire day of November 19th. Proceeds went to the Oxfam fund to help those in need of food and other resources...

Midnite Madness, hosted by Panhel with the help of BACCHUS and CAB, was hosted on Morgan field on September 17th. The event had a D.J., Charles Gruenberg, who played good mixture of music for the students who attended.  Any students, faculty, and community members of the College could attend and...