Entries drawn from the college history timeline
A statue of Benjamin Rush, situated on the John Dickinson campus, was unveiled by its principle donors: Allen E. Beach '55, Trustee Walter E. Beach '56, and Trustee Sherwood D. Goldberg, Esq. '63. Trustee Beach and U.S. Rep. Todd R. Platts spoke at the ceremony.
On Friday, April 28, 2006, the dedication was held for the W.M. Keck Foundation Center for Human Origins and Ancient Cultures Archeology Labrotory at the corner of N. West St. and Dickinson Avenue adjacent to Denny Hall. The event featured a ribbon cutting ceremony and a lecture by Dr. Philip...
Stuart Hall and James Hall, new additions to the Rector Science Complex, were dedicated. The event featured science demonstrations by students and faculty.
Student Senate passed a resolution advocating for Art Haüs’s reinstatement. The suspension, in early February 2010, came after the house had been on probation for a “large, unregistered party” in 2008. After a failure to clean the house at the end of the 2009 spring semester, the house was...
Addressing the Student Senate meeting, Senate President Lee Tankle apologized for allowing the February 9th resolution to pass without considering the full context of the situation. Art Haüs was unsuccessful in its appeal of suspension.
