Freshmen celebrate Washington's birthday.  Week of Prayer is observed.  Dickinsonians lead the Four Minute Men.  List of freshman rules.

Basketball defeats Gettysburg.  Dickinson hosts YMCA conference.

Varsity basketball is reinstated.  Football team is composed of SATC men.  List of new students.  Alpha Chi Rho holds a banquet to celebrate its 14th anniversary.  Phi Delta Theta holds annual pledge dance.  List of fraternity initiates. 

Summary of track season.  Photo of May Day celebration.  Belles Lettres elects officers.

Annual May Day Fete is held.  Students elected to Student Senate positions.  Interfraternity council elects officers.  Dickinsonian financial report. 

President Morgan details how WWI affects Dickinson.  Landis and Harris win freshman oratorical contest.  Phi Kappa Sigma holds annual spring dance.  Skull and Key holds annual pledge dance.  Fred P. Corson '17's Nisbet Day speech.

College observes Charles Nisbet day.  The faculty allows students in good standing to spend three months in a reserve officers' training camp or working on a farm without academic repercussions.  Female students hold annual May Day party.  Female students enroll in First Aid classes to support the war effort.

Class of 1900 plans to erect a new gate to the campus at the corner of High and West streets.  Phi Delta Theta plans to raise funds for an ambulance to service the battlefields of France.

Tau Kappa Alpha initiates new members.  F. T. Woodward '01 submits a letter to the editor in favor of patriotism and US entry in WWI.  Band of Dickinson student voulnteers tours region encouraging support of mission work in Asia.

Military training begins at Dickinson, and seniors opt to take courses preparing them for military commision examinations.  Woman's issue has fashion page and literary page focused on Metzger.  Gaither P. Warfield encourages conscientious objectors to stand firm.  GPAs of fraternities.