Basketball season begins.  Week of Prayer is observed.  Professor Prince gives well-attended speech on League of Nations.  Campus Club adopts constitution. 

Construction continues on Memorial Hall.  Flu outbreak wanes. 

Intercollegiate debating team defeats Bucknell and Penn State.  Harmon Literary Society defeats Union Philosophical Society in a debate concerning co-education at Dickinson.  French Club celebrates Washington's birthday.  Phi Mu initiates new members.  Philomel Club (women's glee club) to...

Student Senate considers new organization of itself.  Athletic committee sells baseball season tickets in effort to engage townspeople.  Sigma Alpha Epsilon celebrates its anniversary.  Thermae Club holds Founders' Day banquet. 

Philomel Club gives concert.  Proposed plan for reorganizing Student Senate is refined.  Students participate in annual cross country race.  YMCA, YWCA, BLS, and UPS elect officers.  Chi Omega holds annual Founders' Day dance.  G. Hurst Paul, '21, wins first prize in the Dickinsonian's short...

College to observe Nisbit Day.  Theta Chi holds large dance.  Sophomores interfere little with freshman party at Metzger.  Cast of Dramatic Club's production of "Sherwood".  Gettysburg defeats debate team. 

Plans for a Women's Student Senate are initiated.  Interfraternity League forms to facilitate inter-fraternity athletics.  May Breakfast is planned.  Sophomore class elects officers with contention.  YWCA adopts new constitution. 

The 63-strong senior class graduates, with Mildred Conklin as its valedictorian. Conklin, Edna Moyer, Edith Hornbough, Martlia Morrette, Albert Greene, and Edgar Lawrence are tapped to join Phi Beta Kappa, the national honors fraternity. The Dickinson Dramatic Club performs Afred Noyes' "...

The 19th amendment is passed and female students are encouraged to get involved in politics. Student Senate adds a no-hazing rule to the College Handbook. Conway Hall opens for student residence. The football team loses its season opener 6-0 to Albright.

Two new organizations--one for those interested in ministry careers, and another for students of Greek--are proposed. The football team defeats Allegheny 7-0 in a packed away game.

A three-day dramatic festival officially gets underway, with pledge cards and ticket requests distributed to the student body. The football team, despite enormous support, loses to Gettysburg 7-0.

A vote on the pertinence of the College honor system is proposed. Irishman Seumas McManus addresses the chapel, speaking on his experience as a student of a rural schoolhouse and eventually a large university. The football team ties Haverford 7-7, the same score that the two teams achieved in...