November 6, 2014
Elizabeth Lanigan ’16, Abroad Columnist
November 6, 2014
I’m in my third week at Oxford, and going into my fourth week of living in England, and it all feels mundane and surreal at the same time. I’ve settled into the routine of my tutorials and lectures, but I still get a giddy...
Katie Henwood ’15, Contributing Writer
October 30, 2014
After serving almost three decades as the director of athletics and chair of physical education, Leslie Poolman has announced that he will be retiring from his position at Dickinson this January.
During his time at Dickinson,...
Noah Fusco ‘18, Contributing Writer
October 30, 2014
For the past several weeks, Amy Fly ’15 has not only been balancing her academic responsibilities as a senior and job applications; she has also been organizing a Clarke Forum event entitled “The Death Penalty: Beyond Statistics,”...
October 30, 2014
Katie Lasswell ‘17, Opinion Editor
October 30, 2014
Community service has become entirely second nature to me. I go and volunteer at least once a week in many different capacities. I belong to several service organizations, and I even live in the Community Service House.
I...
Katie Henwood ‘15, Guest Writer
October 30, 2014
This year, the college got rid of package pick-up slips in an effort to be more sustainable. These fun, neon pink pieces of paper used to give students’ hearts a flutter when they checked their HUB boxes and discovered that...
October 30, 2014
Kevin Doyle ’16, Abroad Columnist
October 30, 2014
For all the dedicated readers of The Dickinsonian out there (I really hope these people exist), many of you will know that I was one of The Dickinsonian’s resident film critics this past year. With this Letter from Abroad, I...
By Kevin Doyle ’16, Abroad Columnist
October 9, 2014
American higher education is a unique system, the likes of which is not found in any other country (even Britain, the closest comparison, has key differences). Naturally, because of American universities uniqueness, the universities...
