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Nov 7, 2024 · Scottie, Plz Come Back | October 31, 2024. Dickinson welcomes André Leon Gray, new artist-in-residence. Quinn Downing ’28, Staff Writer | October 31, 2024. Creative Writing professor Adrienne Su releases new book. Amiella Musser '28, Staff Writer | October 31, 2024. Dickinson reacts to more civil VP debate.
Biden apologizes for treatment of Native Americans at federal …
21 hours ago · On Friday, October 25, President Biden formally apologized for the U.S. government’s treatment of Native Americans at federal boarding schools, calling the program “horribly, horribly wrong” and a “sin on our soul.” The statement marked a historic moment, the first such apology from a U.S. President. The apology is especially significant within Dickinson’s community due...
Energy, hard work and grit – A look at the upcoming season for ...
17 hours ago · The Dickinson Women’s Basketball team is a group of highly disciplined and competitive athletes hungry for a successful season. Head Coach Aby Diop leads the charge for the Red Devils, and the team set the tone for the season in their opener against Stevens Institute for Technology, winning 58-55. The Red Devils came out strong...
Letter to the Editor: Voter turnout – The Dickinsonian
17 hours ago · November 14, 2024. To the Editor: On Tuesday, November 5, some 1,500 residents of the Carlisle 3-1 precinct (where I serve as Judge of Elections) made their way to the Bosler Memorial Library to exercise their precious right to vote. In a typical election, about 350 people show up. Of the 1,500 voters, about 900 were Dickinson students.
Political science professors discuss results and impact of 2024 ...
17 hours ago · The Clarke Forum held a open lecture on the recent 2024 election on Nov. 7, inviting students to hear from multiple professors on campus. Sarah Niebler, associate professor of political science, moderated a discussion with professors Katie Marchetti, Russell Bova and Ed Webb. Each professor was given five minutes to provide their analysis of the...
Reflecting on an impressive Women’s Soccer playoff run
17 hours ago · November 14, 2024. The Dickinson Women’s soccer team season came to a close last Friday, November 9. The Dickinsonian wants to highlight their noteworthy regular season and playoff run despite this loss. Their regular season commenced with an impressive 11-4-3 record (6-3-1 in conference play), and their hard work in conference play earned ...
Clair Marion reaches the first of what could me many milestones
17 hours ago · Marion is now one of only 13 Dickinson women to reach the 1,000 point milestone. Marion’s fans will be on milestone watch all year. Despite only starting two games her freshman year, Marion is still in line to end up near the top of Dickinson’s all time list for many statistics. Field goal, three point and steal records are all up for grabs ...
Dickinson Ranked #1 Baccalaureate College in Sustainability
Oct 3, 2024 · The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) recently released the 2024 Sustainable Campus Index (SCI), with Dickinson College ranked first amongst other baccalaureate institutions for the third year in a row. Dickinson was also ranked sixth in curriculum, ninth in water, and first in data accuracy against all 358 institutions affiliated...
A true Dickinsonian? – The Dickinsonian
Oct 31, 2024 · A true Dickinsonian? Scottie, Plz Come Back. October 31, 2024. Art by Kristin Yates ’28. Tristian Yates ’28, contacted The Dickinsonian, he had had “a strange experience” and was “unsure what to do about it.”. He said, “It felt important, like the world needed to see it. But especially everyone on campus.”. Yates had been ...
$50 Million HUB Renovation to be Largest Capital ... - The …
Feb 6, 2023 · President John E. Jones told The Dickinsonian that the college plans to begin construction on a $50 million renovation of the Holland Union Building, set to begin in May 2024. The ambitious changes will constitute the largest capital project in Dickinson history. The HUB has remained virtually unchanged for the last few decades since its construction in the 1960s.