As part of the Metzger-Conway Program, Dr. Barbara Dobbs Mackenzie (Class of 1982) returned to deliver a lecture titled "Francesco Baglioni and the Creation of a Genre: How a Traveling Singer Changed the Course of Music History" at 7:30pm in Weiss 235.

Professor David Levy, from George Mason University, delivered a lecture titled "Why was Economics Called the Dismal Science?" in Rubendall Recital Hall during Common Hour. The event was co-sponsored by the Economics Department and the Clarke Center.

Dr. Stephen J. Blank, from the U.S. Army War College, gave a lecture titled "Israel and the Arabs: Truth and Fiction" in the Stern Center Great Room on March 5. The event was sponsored by the Clarke Center. 

Piri Thomas, a poet-writer, held a talk titled "Voice for Unity" in Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium. This event was hosted by the Departments of Spanish and Portuguese and was co-sponsored by the Central Pennsylvania Consortium, the Spanish Club, the Clarke Center, the Office of Global...

Pico Iyer, author of Global Soul, delivered the lecture "Cosmopolitianism: Whatever Happened to Home?" in the Anita Tuvin Schlechter Auditorium. The talk was sponsored by the Clarke Center.

Author Richard Russo received an honorary degree from the College as part of its 2002 Commencement exercises.

Professors Sharon Hirsh (Art & Art History), Harry Pohlman (Political Science), Theodore Pulcini (Religion), Russell Bova (Political Science), Marie Helwig-Larsen (Psychology), and Martin Cook (US Army War College) participated in a discussion titled "Teaching 9-11." The event was held in...

The Clarke Forum and the Ethics Project co-sponsored a discussion titled "The Pornography Club," which featured Dickinson Professors Susan Feldman (philosophy), Michael Poulton (IB&M), and James Hoefler (Policy Studies). This event took place during Common Hour and was held in Rubendall...

As part of the "Travel as Art" event, Russian artists Natasha and Valera Cherkashin presented an exhibition of their art titled "Mirage of Empires and Putin's Era" in the Goodyear Gallery. The exhibition was co-sponsored by the Departments of Art & Art History, Russian, the Russian Area...

The Music Department presented a lecture on Thu., Feb. 6 at 3:00pm and masterclass at 3:30pm on Fri., Feb. 7  titled "Care of the Singing and Speaking Voice" by Rosemary Ostrowski in the Rubendall Recital Hall.  

A symposium entitled "Within the Landscape: Perspectives on Nineteenth-Century American Scenery" was held on March 27, 2004, in conjunction with a traveling exhibition of landscapes that were on display in the Trout Gallery.  The symposium addressed the role of religion in landscape painting,...