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6 days ago · Due to ongoing financial concerns, The Trickinsonian now has new owners. In what was certainly not a coup of the paper’s leadership, The Trickinsonian... Jones lets loose. October 31, 2024. DPS: Heads will roll. October 31, 2024. A message from the future. October 31, 2024. The student news site of Dickinson College.
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Dickinson welcomes André Leon Gray, new artist-in-residence. Quinn Downing ’28, Staff Writer. October 31, 2024.
A true Dickinsonian? – The Dickinsonian
5 days ago · 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 ...
Leave the Free xChange where it is! – The Dickinsonian
5 days ago · October 31, 2024. The Free xChange, the campus thrifting space, settled into the old mailbox room in the HUB Basement at the start of last year. Before that, it was in a side room of Allison Hall. However, due to the upcoming HUB renovations, the space is expected to be moved, with a potential prospect of it not having a new space.
$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.
The Dickinsonian Turns 150!
Oct 27, 2022 · On the first Tuesday in October, 2022, The Dickinsonian turned 150 years old! The first issue of Dickinson’s student-run newspaper, which we still diligently print every other week, was first published in October 1872 as a joint effort between the Belles Lettres and Union Philosophical literary societies. That first issue was very different from what...
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...
The Dickinsonian Lives On
Apr 26, 2023 · Special Edition. The Dickinsonian Lives On. Nat McCloud ’23, Editor-In-Chief |April 26, 2023. Through the last nine months, I’ve served as Editor-In-Chief of The Dickinsonian as we’ve relaunched the print edition and restarted the tradition of student journalism on campus. During the pandemic, it was much more difficult to cover and ...
About - The Dickinsonian
It addressed the college’s political, social and academic issues. It was a way for students to stay informed of the current news and a way for them to express there reactions and feelings. The Dickinsonian between 1931 and 1934 portrays many of the issues and grievances student wanted to address. The Dickinsonian was founded in 1872.
Renaming Ceremony and the House Divided Project
Dec 19, 2021 · Photo courtesy Sarah Mash ’25. In the first steps of the House Divided Project’s “Dickinson & Slavery Exhibit”, two locations on campus were renamed in honor of four figures from Dickinson’s history who were formerly enslaved. These include Spradley-Young Hall (previously known as Cooper Hall) and Pinkney Gate (previously known as ...