Dickinson acquires Allison United Methodist Church for $1.7 million. Dickinson comes up with ways to reduce water bottles on campus with new technologies and policies. The health center prepares for flu season. Students celebrate Inauguration Day. Davidson-Wilson Dorm floods. The Event Advisory...
Massey's is now open year-round, members of Kappa Alpha Theta travel to Swarthmore College to help re-establish a chapter there, the Relay for Life organization is participating in a competition called February Frenzy, a new training center called Durden Center begins construction, and ArtWorks...
Massey's Frozen Custard stays open year-round. Construction begins on new training facility. Kappa Alpa Theta Sisters help rebuild chapter at Swarthmore. 2013 Relay for Life kicks off. Comedian Alexandra McHale preforms in the SNAR.
Deli Creations plans to reopen under new management. LBGTQ mentorship program announced. Students protest Keystone Pipeline. The Dance Theater Group shows their support for rape victims. ROTC holds a blood drive. Dickinson's Quidditch team gains traction. Men's Track sets a new record.
President Durden sets up office hours. Dickinson donates $75,000 to Carlisle Theater. Dickinson Hosts the Gay-Straight-Alliance Summit of Pennsylvania. Amy's Thai becomes White Elephant.
MOB announces Spring performers Andy Grammer and Parachute. Subway opens on High Street. Dickinson's Students Promoting an Active Network of Kinky Knowledge (SPANKK) club is started. The English department spends a night with its students a the Cogan Dinner. Makenzey Orcel speaks at Dickinson...
The student body gets excited about upcoming greenhouse in Kaufman renovations. MOB adds a Dickinson-alumni group to the spring concert lineup. Chemistry club reaches out to local Boy scouts group.
The annual spoof issue, The Drinkinsonian, tackles various aspects of college life in a satirical manner.
Dickinsonians discussed the hot debate of gun control in the U.S.. Big Brothers and Big Sisters reopened in Carlisle. The Dog House gained a new student.
Delta Nu philanthropic event "Mr. Dickinson" changed its name to "Best of Dickinson." Lecturers discussed the hot debate of Gay Marriage Rights in the U. S.. Dickinson established an LBGTQ Safe Zone training program. Dickinson remembered the Holocaust. Spring concert headliner Andy Grammer...
Renowned environmentalist Bill McKibben visited campus. Relay for Life raised 55 thousand dollars. A plaque at Allison United Methodist Church was dedicated to MLK. Dickinson established a new comedy club, "Seriously Joking."
Dickinson reacted to the Boston Marathon bombing. Students used "Take Back the Night" to protest against rape and violence. Dining Services experienced a negative reaction to technological changes.
Kappa Alpha Theta established a new philanthropy event, "Cuisine for CASA." Politicians spoke about gun control at Dickinson. The Housing Selection process was reviewed and revisited. Men's Lacrosse finished with a perfect regular season.
Five Dickinsonians are awarded Fulbright Scholarships, Nobel Prize-winning poet Seamus Heaney is selected as the 2014 Stellfox Award winner, 36% of Seniors donate to the class gift drive, the Dickinsonian interviews senior Joshua Davis, and the Dickinson community celebrates the current...
Dickinson College ranked second in the Sierra Club's annual Top Ten Cool Schools. Clarke Forum hosts a standing room only panel discussion on What's Next in Syria. Irish poet and Stellfox winner Seamus Heaney dies at age 74. Wellness House moved from Matthews House on Mooreland Ave to the fourth...
Dickinson students and members of the Carlisle community host First Friday together on September 6. Clarke Forum hosts Gail Dines to speak about porn culture. Joyce Bylander takes the Vice President position. 30 Dickinson freshmen spend the weekend without their electronics.
The new President Nancy Roseman and Dean Joyce Bylander sit down to assuage rumors. Dog House welcomes two new puppies. The College Arts Prize is awarded to Sue Coe for the first time since 2007.
New butterfly research takes flight, DPS begins to enforce bike fee, community and history collide on Charter Day, and farm pizza brings in the dough.
Greeks raise hazing awareness, President Roseman's inauguration as the first female college president, Paul Muldoon wins the Stellfox award, RidePost cruises into Dickinson's campus, and students promote education for Israel.
Noreen Lape and Lucile Duperron discuss writing in culture shock, sports club council takes off, a successful Harvest Fest held at the Dickinson College Farm, Loren Samons and Brendan McConville discuss how the Athenian democracy affected the post-Revolution American government during the...
Library and Information Services sees an uptick in file sharing, 2013 Fall Open House breaks records, Sigma Lambda Gamma and Kappa Alpha Theta paint the campus pink to fundraise for breast cancer, and Out on Britton continues in spite of the rain.
Relay for Life kicks-off, Stephanie Balmer leaves the position as dean of admissions, Errol Huffman begins as new Head of Dining Services, Timeflies play alongside Chiddy Bang during MOB's 2013 Fall Concert, and the Dickinsonian interviews Ted Neeley.
The Dickinsonian publishes a prank issue containing news of Childish Gambino & One Direction replacing Chiddy Bang & Timeflies, Senate shuts down but students fail to notice, phallic art coming to a library near you, a new Biology Class titled "Life Creation," and finally an...
Dickinson College earns Fulbright distinction, Sue Coe accepts the College Arts Prize, President Nancy Roseman discusses Dickinson's direction during a Senior Club Event, MOB assuages rumors about the Fall Concert, and Thanksgiving and Hanukkah to occur on the same day this year.
Student Senate discusses housing and plans for the HUB, Reinvest Dickinson continues outreach, James Hansen speaks as Priestley Award Winner, and farmers gather for a local vendors fair.
