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.
Dickinson Alumni of the Philadelphia Conference hold their annual banquet.
A. A. Farland performs on the banjo to benefit the Musical Clubs Annual Trip.
Annual Mid-Winter Sports event is held. L. Wellington Johnson, Elmer L. Williams and Frank P. Fleegal of the Union Philosophical Society defeat Thomas J. Towers, George L. Reed and George E. Mark of Belles Lettres in the annual inter-society debate on a question of arbitration in strikes. The Dickinson Library Guild petitions the Board of Trustees for approval of its existence and work. Union Philosophical Society elects officers.
Dramatic Club performs Charley's Aunt. Program for Mid-Winter Sports is announced.
Philadelphia Alumni Association holds annual dinner. Annual College Banquet is held. William Jennings Bryan gives a lecture at the invitation of the YMCA.
Harman Literary Society performs a section of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Toasters for the College Banquet are announced. Union Philosophical Society celebrates its 116th anniversary with debates and music.
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.
Day of Prayer is observed. W.V. Wilson is elected editor in chief of the Microcosm; Clarence L. Dumm is elected manager in chief of the Microcosm.
Union Philosophical Society plans its anniversary celebration. Dick the dog is sent to a taxidermist; the autopsy indicates pneumonia as cause of death, not poison, as had been rumored. Dramatic Club to put on "Charley's Aunt".