Author Keith Boykin talks color and homosexuality, Dickinson's Sustainable Investments Task Force discusses Dickinson's sustainable initiatives, alumni Andrew Hyde '81 discusses government position and stabilization operations, Student Senate evaluates new D-Park shuttles, and Professor Crispin Sartwell discusses rethinking our political ideologies.
Trustees prepare for a year-long search for a new president, the community remembers Jigme Nidup '19, the American Association of University Professors examines Sartwell's case and calls upon Dickinson to rescind the notice of termination, the community remembers Professor Michael Poulton, and students Take Back the Night.
Founder of The Onion Scott Dikkers shares career advice with students, Center for Global Studies and Engagement director Michael Monahan resigns, construction plans bring a price cut to students living in Malcolm Hall due to noise, Dining Services donate surplus food to needy populations in Carlisle thanks to a new partnership with the Salvation Army, Professor Crispin Sartwell is rejecting the severance package offered to him and plans to sue the school.
College officials respond to demand for Wellness Center staff, Dickinson joins state-wide campaign to prevent sexual assault, professors Philip Grier and Daniel Cozort cover professor Crispin Sartwell's classes following his involuntary leave, the Trellis is dedicated to donors, and the state law slows the Carlisle Police Department's Body Cam Program.
This issue includes controversy over Michael Moore's public lecture scheduled for October 6th. Announcement that Ben Folds is scheduled to perform on November 7th. Study Abroad Spotlight on Stephanie Schreiber '05, who studied in Malaga, Spain, her Junior year. New Political Science professor, Crispin Sartwell discusses his first impressions of teaching at Dickinson. Club Spotlight on the College Republicans. Student provides a negative response to Finding Nemo shark display.