The Dickinson College Preparatory School in Conway Hall held a surprise “stunt” for the students. They arranged many acts of students to show off their singing, dancing, and speech making abilities. Those involved were the only ones who knew of the event, which helped make the surprise a success...

Professor Svangali, a hypnotist, appeared before the Junior and Senior classes as well as some faculty members in the Union Philosophical Society hall in Denny Hall. Many students volunteered and were put under his hypnotic spell. 

For their second concert of the season, The Combined Musical Clubs performed at Shippensburg University. The clubs included the Glee Club, Mandolin Club, and a number of solo performances by students. 

The Conway Hall Dramatic Club and Orchestra presented their second annual athletic benefit show in Conway Hall. The program featured several orchestral pieces, a short dramatic piece by Professor C. L. Swift entiteld Politics Tabooed, and the college farce The Toastmaker. ...

The Dramatic Club performed As You Like It, a delightful comedy by William Shakespeare, under the direction of Lucretia Jones McAnney and Walter Earl Ledden.

Robert Tempest performed his second of five piano recitals for the 1909-1910 academic year at 8:15pm in Assembly Hall.

The Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed a program of fourteen pieces for the 1910 commencement concert. The Glee Club's numbers included Ambrose's "The Mariner's Love", Metcalf's "A Tragic Story", and Shelley's "De Coppah Moon". The Mandolin Club performed Suppe's "Boccaccio March", Bohm's "...

A program entitled "Music" was performed in Mentzer Hall at 8:15pm, featuring a pianist, harpist and baritone vocalist.

Students of Chas A. Goodyear presented their song recital at 8:00pm in Mentzer Hall. The pupils performed twenty-five songs and were accompanied by Kellie McMillan on the piano. The first half of the program featured twelve songs: Nevin's "Chrysoar", Homer's "Dearest", Metcalf's "This Night has...

The Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed a program of fourteen pieces for the 1913 commencement concert. The Glee Club performed three of the program's pieces: O'Hare's "Good Fellowship", Cook's "Swing Along", and Reed-Christie's "On a Good Old Time Straw Ride". The Mandolin Club also performed...

The Dickinson College Dramatic Association performed What Happened to Jones, a play by George Broadhurst, at the Carlisle Opera House. In this show, the title role of Jones was played by Walton Butterfield.

The ladies of Metzger Hall gave a program in which they sang old-fashioned songs while in the dress popular in the days of their grandparents.