The Dramatic Club performed You Can't Take it With You in the Carlisle High School auditorium on Friday, December 6, 1940.  The play was directed by Dickinson Law School's Harold Bernstein.

The Dramatic Club gave its first performance of Vivacious Lady in the Old Gymnasium on Monday, December 15.  This was the first play held in the Old Gymnasium; the Dramatic Club built a stage and created a curtain for the performance.

Tau Delta Pi, honorary dramatic fraternity, performed a variety show in the Dickinson Little Theater to benefit the Red Cross.

The Dramatic Club performed a variety show entitled "Campus Capers" in the Dickinson College Little Theater on January 9, 1943.  The show, which was almost entirely written by students, featured a melodrama, a duet, a dance routine, the Rockey Rocketts, and a quiz program.

Earle Spicer, a ballad singer, gave an concert in Bosler Hall on November 9th.  The program included "Barabar Allen", "Tit Willow", and "When I was a Lad".

Two Christmas plays were presented on December 13 and 14 by the Little Theater group.  The first play was "Solitare" directed by Joy Cameron and the second play was "Guest at the Inn" directed by Helen Meals.

The Dickinson College Little Theater and the Dickinson College Combined Choirs presented The Coventry Nativity Play, a medieval production, at 8:00pm in the Alumni Gymnasium. This was the first public performance by the Little Theater after the Second World War.

Osan Marsh performed a piano recital during Chapel Hour at 10:30am in Bosler Hall. Marsh played an assortment of pieces by Chopin and Liszt.

Paul Robeson performed in Dickinson Chapel on Tuesday May 5, 1947.  Robeson's featured a number of songs, including "Water Boy," "Swing Low Sweet Chariot," and "Ol' Man River."  After singing, Robeson performed the closing soliloquy from "Othello."

The American Primitive Art Exhibit featured paintings from the mid-nineteenth century by American amateur artists and schoolgirls.  It also featured three "wooden Indians."  The exhibit ran from November 20th to December 6th, 1947.

As a part of their 1948 tour, the College Choir performed at 8:15pm in the First Methodist Church in Tyrone, Pennsylvania. They sang "In Autumn" from Woodland Sketches, MacDowell's "To a Wild Rose", Sibelius' "Onward Ye People", Waring's "Onward Christian Soldiers", Wilhousky's "Were...

The College Choir, accompanied by pianist Jean Eshbach, performed for its spring concert at 8:15pm in Bosler Hall. They sang a program of eighteen songs: Sibelius' "Onward Ye People", Waring's "Onward Christian Soldiers", De Falla's "El Pano Moruno", Speaks' "Morning", Bortiansky's "Cherubim...