The YMCA holds two special, well attended events, with speakers. Professor emeritus Dr. Harman passes away. The board of The Dickinsonian moves into a new room in West College. Dr.
The YMCA holds its annual reception to welcome the new students. A list of the new students is published. Professor Dare to take leave due to health issues and be replaced by Michael J. Cramer. Dr. Stauffer to take charge of the Physical Culture department. The Sophomores and Freshmen elect their class officers.
Annual mid-winter athletic exhibition is held. Alpha Zeta Phi holds second annual reception. YMCA elects officers; McNeil is president. Freshman Angella E. Harry dies after a long illness. Dickinson becomes a founding member of the Pennsylvania Inter-Collegiate Oratorical League; Furst '93 represents Dickinson at the conference. UPS elects officers. Annual freshman banquet is held. Students praise a "resurrected" Dickinson, with many improvements being made by the new administration that drastically improves Dickinson's future outlook. Chi Phi is officially declared extinct.
Mrs. Mary O'Hara Spring and Miss Matilda W. Denny of Pittsburgh donate two properties on Main Street to the college; President Reed hopes to build a recitation hall on the O'Hara Spring property, which becomes Denny Hall. The Denny property is sold to fund the construction. A floor is added to the gymnasium above the bowling alley for the purpose of indoor baseball practice, boxing, wrestling, and fencing. YMCA observes day of prayer.
Dickinson football defeats Pennsylvania College and is defeated by Haverford College and State College. YMCA holds week of prayer. President and Mrs. Reed hold annual reception. Glee Club does not reform. Some students are criticized for defacing walls around campus.
Alpha Zeta Phi takes annual ride. Football schedule. YMCA holds annual reception. List of members of freshman class. Complaints about inadequate space within college dormitories.
The annual Mid-Winter Sports are set to be held. Bosler Hall is filled with the music of the YMCA, Glee Club, Mandolin Clubs of the college and the Lyric Club of Carlisle. Freshmen "attempt to imitate their elders in the vile habit of burning the weed" in the annual Freshmen smoker. The Delta Chi fraternity holds a roller-skating party for St. Valentine's Day.
Elocution instructor Lucretia McAnney recites a lecture on Shakespeare in Bosler Hall. The college YMCA and Glee Club offer a concert. Judge E.W. Biddle gives an instructive lecture on "Carlisle old and new." The Pennsylvania Gamma Chapter of the Pi Beta Phi fraternity gives a Valentine's reception and dance in Assembly Hall.
The annual inter-society debate between the Belles Lettres Society and Union Philosophical Society is set to take place. Dickinson's YMCA invite S.M. Sayford to speak to all "Christian men of the college." Dances are held by Phi Kappa Psi and the Comus Club.
"On to State" is the present watchword as the Athletic Association plans a student trip to support their football team. The National YMCA Committee sets aside a "Week of Prayer." Reverends Dr. Wm. A. Stephens Hurt and John D. Fox lecture students.
Dickinson defeats Ursinus 4-0 in a kick-filled football game that punctuates the differences from the modern game. Roswell Bates of New York City delivers a lecture in Allison M.E. Church.
Judge Hinkley of Danville, Pa. and Dr. J.D. Fox, a pastor in Trenton, N.J., prepare to address the student body. The National Biscuit Company demonstrates to the chant of "We Want a Biscuit at Halbert's Tonight." The Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity takes a tally-ho ride to Boiling Springs to forage for chestnuts.
The 124th year of Dickinson's history is entered upon, welcoming large classes into all of its departments. The Athletic Association holds team manager and vice presidential elections. Professor Leon C. Prince publishes A Bird's Eye View of American History, a new U.S. history book. In its second year of being, Dickinson College's Pan Hellenic Association adopts rules regarding Greek life recruitment. The YMCA holds its annual reception in Chapel Hall.
Overview of senior class. Dickinson, Fraklin & Marshall, Penn State and Swarthmore draft a constitution for an Inter-Collegiate Debating League. Phi Kappa Psi moves house. The class of 1893 holds its tenth anniversary reunion. Statistics from baseball and track seasons. President Reed gives three rooms in Old West to the YMCA. Belles Lettres elects officers. Class of 1902 issues its first annual letter. Theta Lambda Phi to open new fraternity house at 150 W Louther.
Musical Clubs take their annual performance tour. Report of the YMCA's activities over the academic year. YMCA elects officers for 1903-1904 academic year.
Philadelphia Alumni Association holds annual dinner. Annual College Banquet is held. William Jennings Bryan gives a lecture at the invitation of the YMCA.
William Jennings Bryan to give a lecture in Carlisle at the invitation of the YMCA. Dickinson Students' Banquet is planned. Baltimore Alumni Association holds annual reunion banquet. Belles Lettres Society celebrates its 117th anniversary with debates and music.
YMCA holds annual Week of Prayer.
Football team refuses to play against Carlisle Indian School because the latter will not agree to shortened halves. Dr. Hutchins replaces Ralph Hutchinson in department of Physiology and Hygiene and Physical Culture. Office of The Dickinsonian moves from South College to the former Book Room of East College. J. A.
Juniors win inter-class track meet. Richard Shields, '12, wins annual cross country run. Summary of YMCA activities of 1911-1912 school year. Program for commencement.
Description of YMCA Presidents' Conference held at Dickinson. Seniors Carrie Woodward and John A. F. Hall receive teaching positions.
Program for YMCA Presidents' Convention to be held at Dickinson. Swarthmore and Dickinson participate in sixth annual oratorical meet. Russel Hertzler, '12, receives position in Carlisle Grammar School.
Combined Musical Clubs make annual spring break tour. YMCA Presidents' Convention to be held at Dickinson. Simon Pauxtis is selected as baseball and football coach for 1912. Description of the work of the Library Guild. Sophomores win annual Sophomore-Freshman basketball game. Union Philosophical Society holds elections.
Football defeats Gettysburg 11-0. YMCA holds Week of Prayer.