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• Carlisle Ob/Gyn Welcomes Jackie Duffey as New Certified Nurse Midwife
• Carlisle Regional Medical Center Honoring Veterans Past and Present During Memorial Day Holiday
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• Looking to pick up some Dickinson gear? Check out the sales going on now through...
• We're excited! Dickinson is hosting the First Round of NCAA DIII Men's Lacrosse...
• 'Personal Impressions of John Cage,' a video created by first-year students Alex...
• Congratulations to our men's lacrosse team for winning the Centennial Conference...
• We're excited for the launch of the 2390 campaign to support every Dickinson stu...
• Check out a brief video of how the Dickinson student body surprised President Du...
• It's official - CIA Director David Petraeus will be speaking at Dickinson's comm...
• Pakistani Physician Visits Carlisle Regional Medical Center
• Reminder: Tonight Dickinson alumna Erin Foley '95 will be performing stand-up co...
• Big news from campus today: The Board of Trustees has approved the most extensiv...
• Be sure to set your DVRs for this Monday's episode of Conan. Dickinson alumna Er...
• It's not too late! The #dickinson2016 tweet-up is happening now on twitter! Join...
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• Join us on Twitter tomorrow (Thursday, April 19th) at 8PM (EST) for the Class of...
• In honor of National Volunteer Week, Dickinson would like to thank the nearly 2,...
• The Dickinson College Farm is in the New York Times! Check out the story linked...
• This just in! Check out this inspirational video on CNN.com about how Cameron Ke...
• Carlisle Regional Medical Center Recognizes National Healthcare Decisions Day
• Have you seen our Dickinson Style board on Pinterest? Submit your photos to Pint...
• Student Employee of the Year Nominees
• We're proud to be hosting part of the Special Olympics here at Dickinson! The Di...
• ALLARM Director Julie Vastine will host a discussion titled Monitoring Marcellus...
• Spotted! The Google Street View car driving around campus!
• Spring on Britton Plaza
• The spring issue of Dickinson Magazine is live! Check out the features and Web e...
• Did you know Dickinson is on Pinterest? Follow us!
• Check it out! It's President Durden on a tractor at the farm!
• "A Visit from the Goon Squad is one of the best books I’ve read in the last few...
• Martin Alvarez '15, studies an exhibit in Just Art Social Justice Art Exhibition
• Watch how Dickinson is welcoming the class of 2016! Add your message of congrats...
• Dickinson Blue Mountain Battalion Cadets prepare for weekend training at Ft. Ind...
• Miss the Israeli Ambassador visit at Dickinson? Check out the summary on our web...
• President Durden describes the campus to Israeli Ambassador Oren, left, and Isr...
• In case you missed it, here is a video of the flash mob on Britton Plaza yesterd...
• Students- we caught the last bit of the flash mob today on Britton Plaza! Well d...
• Three Dickinson students armed with FLIP cams recorded a behind-the-scenes look...
• Discover what this year's graduates are doing with their distinctively Dickinson...
• Congratulations to all students accepted to Dickinson in Regular Decision! We ho...
• Springtime in front of the admissions house! Pretty, isn't it?
• What would happen to international politics if the dead rose from the grave and...
• Spring Comes To Dickinson
• It's 'Love Your Body Week' at Dickinson! The opening dinner is tonight in Stern...
• Welcome back, students! We hope you had a great spring break! If you've got serv...
• Students- we hope you're enjoying your spring break! Remember, for those of you...
• Upcoming Free Community Seminars on MAKOplasty
• Spring is in the air and the red Adirondack chairs have returned across campus!
• Senior Extra Seminar on MAKOplasty
• Lung Cancer Screening Program Now Available
• Congrats to Dickinson lacrosse head coach Dave Webster! Today's 14-9 final score...
• Students –Are you doing community service or learning something new during sprin...
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• Today marks the debut of Dickinson's sustainable coffee cart courtesy of the Ide...
• Have you heard about the 2012 Energy Challenge? Center for Sustainability Educat...
• Agreement with Penn State Hershey Medical Center to Expand Oncology Services at Carlisle Regional Medical Center
• Dickinson students- this week is your chance to get Local Food Dinner tickets be...
• Have a favorite recipe you would like to be included in an upcoming Dickinson co...
• Three 'Leap Year' Babies at Carlisle Regional Medical Center
• The Treehouse students are taking advantage of this beautiful weather and hangin...
• Congrats to our Mock Trial team! They are advancing to the National Championship!
• Childbirth Education Class
• Diabetes Support Group - Live Well with Diabetes
• Evening Mom & Baby Group (newborn - crawling)
• Mom & Baby Group (5 - 9 months)
• Mom & Newborn Group (newborn - 5 months)
• Postpartum Adjustment Support Group
• The fifth annual GSA Leadership Summit is underway at Dickinson! Follow coverage...
• Hey bloggers - The Dickinson Magazine is looking for your feedback!
• Dickinson students - The New York Times is looking for photos of your college ex...
• This Saturday, February 18, at 7PM Dickinson will be participating in the NYU Di...
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• Upcoming Live Well Health Screen
• Lipid Profile, Cholesterol, and Glucose Screenings
• We've been loving all the Dickinson love stories! Let's see some pictures of our...
• Did you fall in love at Dickinson? In the spirit of Valentine's Day, we'd love t...
• "Grab a bonbon and cue the violins! Valentine’s Day is nearly here. And with a l...
• President Durden has been appointed to Governor Tom Corbett's Higher Education A...
• "I love you… If the feeling isn't mutual, please recycle this card." Student-m...
• Dickinson students are making a difference all over the world! Check out these p...
• Stay connected to all of your favorite Dickinson groups. For those of you viewin...
• Students sitting outside on Britton Plaza on an unseasonably warm February day....
• Recently, two Dickinson Mock Trial teams exceled in the Patrick Henry Invitation...
• President Durden announced this evening that he will retire after 14 years of de...
• Join us in cheering on men's and women's basketball tonight as they take on Gett...
• Here are some positive numbers in a down economy: According to Bloomberg Busines...
• MidState Ear, Nose and Throat Center Welcomes New Audiologist Lynn Fickes
• We're excited to welcome back not only Dickinson students for the spring semeste...
• Welcome back, students!
• In honor of the late Etta James, here is a video of Dickinson's D-Tones performi...
• Baltimore Alumni and Parents: Join President Durden in supporting our basketball...
• Dickinson joins the worldwide community in honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Pleas...
• From the College's ambitious classes to its reputation in American undergraduate...
• As the countdown to classes begins, students share what courses they are most an...
• Dickinsonians hit the campaign trail yesterday in the granite state: Brad Bero '...
• Read tributes to S. Ned Rosenbaum by a former student and colleague as well as r...
• Who caught the Dickinson reference on Saturday Night Live this past weekend? All...
• Remember the days of typewriter ribbons, slide rules and eight-track tapes? Whic...
• Just a reminder about tomorrow's celebration to mark the 267th anniversary of th...
• What to know how first-generation college graduates are reconciling competing cu...
• Happy New Year! We're looking forward to an exciting 2012 at Dickinson, highligh...
• Be a part of Benjamin Rush's birthday party next week in Philadelphia: on Wednes...
• Merry Christmas, and an early happy new year!
• A great way to enjoy some time off from school and work is with a good book. Dic...
• 'Tis the season for holiday treats! Check out a Dickinson student original video...
• Emily Rother '12, who will graduate in January, enjoys her last latte as Dickins...
• Happy first night of Hanukkah to those who celebrate, and happy holidays to the...
• Looking for some last minute holiday gifts? Head to downtown Carlisle!
• First Night Carlisle 2012
• It's getting quiet on campus as students head home for the holidays. What are yo...
• Dickinson archivists share some of their favorite things. What's your favorite f...
• Good luck to students (and faculty!) through finals week!
• Dickinson's own Cork Grease Clarinet Ensemble performing "Dance of the Sugar Plu...
• Today at 12PM: Chat with Dickinson students in Durban, South Africa, as they sha...
• G. F. Handel's Messiah 2011
• The NY Times has listed its favorite books of the year. What are yours?
• Stellfox Award-winner Margaret Atwood sits with students on the steps of Old Wes...
• Kermit is not the only green part of Disney's "The Muppets" thanks to Yazmin Wat...
• Hear what a group of Dickinson students are up to right now at the international...
• Want to know why the Stellfox Award recipients have all had their picture taken...
• Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Dickinson! Enjoy the holiday--and enjoy thi...
• What's going to be on your plate for Thanksgiving?
• You got the first one pretty quickly. How about the Stellfox Award author in thi...
• In honor of Stellfox Award-winner Margaret Atwood's visit to campus next week, w...
• In just seven days, acclaimed author Margaret Atwood will visit campus to accept...
• The first Thanksgiving was sustainable. This year's can be, too!
• Director of Central Intelligence David Petraeus, who is husband and father to Di...
• Congrats to the men's cross country team for its great run at nationals; the wom...
• Hey, FB users! What do you think about the ways FB, Skype, texts, etc. have chan...
• If you missed Third Coast Percussion's surprise performance with DICE in the HUB...
• What do you do to help protect the environment?
• What will you eat at Thanksgiving? Share favorite foods--and recipes--here! (No...
• See the world through Carl Socolow '77's eyes through this virutal exhibit. Whic...
• It was a great ride, but unfortunately the CC champion men's soccer team fell 2-...
• Men's soccer kicked off its NCAA D3 tournament run on the right foot today, beat...
• To the Dickinsonians who contribute to the richness of Jewish life at Dickinson:...
• Next stop: Fall a cappella concerts! What song would you like to hear them sing?
• Cameron Kerr ’09 stands in front of the flags that he and fellow Purple Heart re...
• Help Dickinson's ROTC battalion mark Veterans Day at the third annual Veterans D...
• What advice would you give to a new--or soon-to-be--grad?
• Don't miss the Mermaid Players' updated version of Much Ado About Nothing. It op...
• Attention bikers! The Handlebar, Dickinson’s newly established bike-repair shop,...
• The weeklong international poetry fest continues! Tonight's Semana Poetica poets...
• MOB Presents: Campus Consciousness Tour with Janelle Monae - Saturday, Oct 22! W...
• Medical Oncologist and Hematologist Irina Sachelarie, MD Joins Carlisle Regional Cancer Center
• 225 people. 57 colleges & universities. 1 location. Seeding the Future: The Role...
• "We're sons and daughters, moms and dads, friends, acquaintances and co-workers...
• Do you know who Mou Guangfeng is? We do!
• Word of the day: "urbanature." How many times can you slip it into the conversta...
• Earth-friendly innovation is the name of the game....
• We asked members of the Dickinson community to talk about the legacy of Apple co...
• Students launched a new social club for senior-year classmates and faculty membe...
• Is there any better way to kick off autumn?
• Handstands, Icelandic planking, phlebotomists, new spaces, Cameroonian coffee, t...
• Carlisle Regional Medical Center Will Hold Senior Extra Seminar in September
• Allons-y! According to a French magazine, l'Etudiant, Toulouse is the best place...
• What's the best part of Homecoming & Family Weekend?
• Friends, colleagues and students joined forces to help a beloved professor.
• Join us at 11am today in the Kline Center for the 7th Annual Run for Steph in me...
• Join us at noon for the alumni tailgate! Dickinson takes on Moravian College at...
• Local Cancer Survivor Dance Group to Hold Fundraiser
• What do you think of this new tradition?
• Welcome, families and alumni! Homecoming & Family Weekend is officially under way!
• Who's coming?! For information (including a schedule of events) on Homecoming &...
• How many people and places do you recognize?
• An alum weighs in on his liberal-arts education.
• Turkeys, WDCV, the Dickinsonian, Serve the World, the Belly Dance Club, Secular...
• Special events; new programs and research; new, four-legged residents and fresh,...
• Ten years later, this reflection still rings true. Read this Dickinson's reflect...
• Students returning to campus this weekend will notice some exciting renovations...
• Be safe, East-Coasters!
• For some, it seems like only yesterday. For others, it actually WAS. Either way,...
• So... who felt yesterday's earthquake?
• Welcome, class of 2015!
• Back to School for Carlisle - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Carlisle Regional Medical Center and Carlisle Family YMCA Sponsor 6th Annual 5K Run and 2 Mile Walk
• The Career Center's Pat Mullane offers sound advice on how to survive and thrive...
• Exciting changes are afoot at the CSE.
• Happy 99th birthday to Ben James '34, a legendary star athlete and former coach...
• Gotta love this Dickinson student's answer to "Why should we hire you?"
• Two degrees in five years. And the combined benefits that an esteemed liberal-ar...
• Which is better for a warm summer night: A sizzling jazz concert under the stars...
• A dunk tank and a serenading Elvis impersonator ... and an outdoor movie at Dick...
• Dickinson tips its hat to Dana Scaduto, a leader with a passion for collaboratio...
• Excerpts from the Princeton Review: --"The Center for Sustainability Education w...
• Ever been to a sports camp? Share your memories here!
• What are you reading this summer?
• The abstract art hanging outside his office speaks volumes about David Jackson--...
• Robert Pound works spectacularly well under pressure. How about you?
• Introducing our new director of marketing and communications, Ken Gornstein! Please give Ken a warm Facebook welcome.
• Carlisle Regional Blood Bank to Host Blood Donor Day
• The Road Diet project--designed to accommodate bicyclists and improve pedestrian safety in downtown Carlisle--continues! Get updates here.
• Any bluegrass fans out there?
• The summer issue of Dickinson Magazine is live—and chock-full of critters.
• Perry County Surgical & Medical Specialists Now Open
• Congratulations to Katharyn Nicolle '13.
• While visiting Dickinson and the U.S. Army War College, Navajo students honored the lives of the 12,000 students who once attended the Carlisle Industrial Indian School.
• If you can't be here for Alumni Weekend, the Virtual Reunion is the next best thing.
• Carlisle Regional to Host Portable Hospital System Exercise
• Coming to Alumni Weekend? Let everyone know by posting comments here or by tweeting with the hashtag #dcaw (for Dickinson College Alumni Weekend).
• NEW Advanced Wound Healing Center of Shippensburg to Host Open House
• Check out our Facebook group for the incoming members of the class of 2015.
• We're Back after 18 months
• We tip our virtual hats to the 575 new graduates. Congratulations, class of 2011!
• Few things are lovelier than Dickinson in spring. Bring back any memories?
• Visit our Web site for information about Commencement and a link to a live video feed of the ceremony on Sunday.
• The future looks bright for the class of 2011. Read about what they've got on tap.
• Stars for one night: See photos of our talented student vocalists.
• Who can resist popping bubble wrap (esp. for a good cause)?
• Visit this page for links to follow tonight's game via live stats, audio (from Dickinson) or video (from Salisbury). Go Devils! Ground the Gulls!
• Do you know the behind-the-scenes people in your life by name?
• In 2010, there was extensive news coverage of the suicide of 18-year-old Tyler Clementi, whose death arrived shortly after his roommate posted video on the Internet of Clementi's intimate encounter with another male. A national conversation about bu
• "You see what happens, Larry? You see what happens when you find a stranger in the Alps?" - Walter (The Big Lebowski).
• A distinguished guest provided new connections between Dickinson and Washington, D.C., as well as Dickinson and China.
• Carlisle Regional Will Hold Senior Extra Seminar in May
• We've got pictures of EarthFest! See the yearly event that makes learning about the environment a carnival of fun.
• "You know that you've picked the right school when being on campus during finals week just makes you feel so happy!" Margot Cardamone '14
• Men's lacrosse continues its record-breaking season with a trip to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Division III tournament.
• Would you bicycle seven miles with friends if you could share a delicious dinner and bonfire on arrival?
• Our admissions successes continue! Thousands of visitors are taking advantage of opportunities to discover Dickinson this spring. (Smart cookies, all.)
• Why did they beat the daylights out of that car? Because they care. (And it's fun.)
• Fifteen student photographers. Fifteen unique views of the world, all celebrated in one Photography Club Exhibit.
• Get the 411 on Commencement speaker Allan E. Goodman and fellow 2011 honorary-degree recipients Harriet Mayor Fulbright and James DePriest.
• The annual, public event represented 88 years of service and leadership by a select group of women in the Dickinson community.
• Family Fun & Safety Day Event, May 7
• Charging only $1 per swing, Delta Sigma Phi and The Keystones of Dickinson College raised money for the American Red Cross.
• D'son celebrated the 150th anniversary of the Civil War by launching The House Divided project, a digital resource that brings Dickinsonians' Civil War stories to life in K-12 classrooms.
• Students saw red last week ... in a good way. Here's to Spirit Week!
• Have you seen Professor Amy Farrell's interview on The Colbert Report?
• Students rocked the runway at the second-annual KATwalk for CASA, raising funds for area children in need.
• Meet our latest Fulbright recipients: Sarah Brnich '11, Kathryn McNamara '11 and Glenda Garcia '09. Congratulations, Fulbright Dickinsonians!
• The Red Devils capped a winning season with multiple championships!
• Stephen Colbert's second interview with Professor Amy Farrell airs on tonight's broadcast of The Colbert Report.
• Students raised more than $5,000 to aid the victims of the tsunami and nuclear incident in Japan by organizing a Japan Benefit Festival/JAMnesty concert.
• With 16 wins this season, the men's lacrosse team looks ahead to the NCAA tournament.
• The softball team captured the regular season title but fell to Muhlenberg for the conference championship.
• Congratulations to men's track and field.
• The men's lacrosse team will face Gettysburg on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Biddle Field for the conference title.
• Come out and cheer on the softball team today as we host the conference championship games. The Red Devils face Ursinus at noon.
• Nine student choreographers. Nine costume changes. One show-stopping glitter explosion. One spectacular show that opens TONIGHT.
• People of many faiths welcomed Passover at the student-organized Community Seder.
• As Bradley Chair, Former Assistant Secretary of State P.J. Crowley will teach at Dickinson, the Penn State D'son School of Law and the U.S. Army War College.
• You know Dickinson is a top school. But did you know it's a great place to work, too? Employees learned more about the OTHER Dickinson advantage at this HR event.
• Red Devil softball & baseball pitchers are blazing on the ballfield this season.
• Students presented gooey, electrifying, eerie and downright shocking demonstrations during the spring Science Spectacular. Learning--and teaching--scientific principles was never so much fun.
• Alumna received a Guggenheim fellowship to write a book about the language of mood.
• Reminder: Tomorrow is the Japan Benefit Festival (Britton Plaza, 2 p.m.) and the JAMnesty for Japan Concert (Carlisle Theater, 8 p.m.). You can get JAMnesty tickets--or buy T-shirts, or make a donation--in advance on campus or at the theatre.
• Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Russo held a brief residency on campus, meeting with students and faculty and delivering a stirring Stellfox Award address. (He also has two other connections to the college ...)
• Students staked a claim on one of Mozart's most controversial works in a spring orchestral/choral concert, drawing applause from an audience of 700.
• Truly great partnerships: The winners of the D'son Student Employee of the Year and Supervisor of the Year earned top honors at the district level, too!
• How has the American diet changed and why? And where is it going? This noted advisor offers food for thought.
• This second-year international-studies & sociology major waws named Udall Scholar in recognition of her environmental work.
• The Jazz Ensemble and Symphonic Band kicked off the 2010-11 end-of-year concert season with a triumphant spring concert. And so it begins!
• Catch our latest batch of candid, out-of-class shots on campus.
• WDCV rocked Britton Plaza in the name of a good cause at the Rock Against Homelessness festival. It featured live bands, a pie-eating contest, activities ... and the most rock-star-worthy crafts known to man.
• Bloomberg BusinessWeek says Dickinson is a “Holy Grail” college, where a bachelor’s degree offers a good return on investment.
• High-school counselors from the South enjoyed an all-access pass to all things Dickinson during a special overnight visit. (Yes, there is such a thing as "Northern hospitality," too.)
• Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Russo will speak at D'son this Thurs.
• Does an entrepreneurial mindset give students in all disciplines an edge? Just ask this distinguished physician/alum ... and founder of three businesses!
• Tickets go on sale today for the JAMnesty for Japan Benefit Concert (4/23, 8 p.m. @ Carlisle Theatre), featuring student performance groups. $10 suggested donation. Tix available on Britton Plaza or at The Underground.
• Everybody say, "Ole!"
• Carlisle Regional Recognizes National Healthcare Decisions Day
• Ready for the weekend? Get inspired: See student photographer Jen Crowley '12's photos of last weekend's events.
• First, they won the Weiss Prize. Now, these talented students are sharing their works.
• A church official visited D'son last weekend to perform a rare, one-person ceremony. Meet the campus-community members who made it happen for a first-year student.
• Only two days left: The benefit book sale ends tomorrow. Stop by the Dickinson library, pick up a few good reads and help tsunami/earthquake victims in Japan.
• Approx. 200 students gathered to share a meal--and stories and songs--at the Multicultural Seder.
• It's an Extravaganzapalooza! See photos & video of student-senators in the dunk tank, getting pied, more!
• How does the recent nuclear incident in Japan compare to TMI and Chrnobyl? A health-physics experts explains exactly what happened at Fukushima and why--and what we can expect.
• Is the war on obesity doing more harm than good? And how are those with eating disorders faring? Two experts in two days offered different approaches to the issue of fatness in America.
• History is on parade. Read about alumni archivists, the House Divided project and much more.
• A superstar of contemporary literature comes to Dickinson, meets with students studying his work, and delivers a hilarious lecture about life as a modern-day writer.
• D'son and two other institutions received a $300,000 grant to enhance on-campus diversity.
• Pres. Durden and other Dickinsonians show support for a young alum, who received a Purple Heart for injuries sustained in Afghanistan.
• This Broadway angel inspired students in several disciplines when she visited classes and read excerpts of her works.
• Classes of 01-11—your gift can do more than just help Dickinson come back in the March Mania Challenge. Here are just 5 of the things a $5 March Mania gift supports: • More than 1,100 students receiving scholarships and financial aid • 58
• How many times has this visiting professor appeared on national/international radio and TV? (The answer is surprising!)
• Tune in to C-SPAN to learn this alumnus' insights into the courts in the new-media age.
• How to be a champion: An Olympic medalist shares the secrets to his success.
• Carlisle Regional Will Hold Senior Extra Seminar & Screening in March
• Mouse neurons, herbivories, coral reefs... these are just a few of the interesting subjects students investigate as part of a legacy of original student research.
• Dickinson celebrates the release of online-decision letters to Regular Decision applicants. Congratulations, admitted students!
• A book sale will support the American Red Cross' relief efforts in Japan. April 4-8, at Dickinson's Waidner-Spahr Library (1st floor, circulation area).
• With less than two weeks to go, Dickinson needs the classes of 2001-11 to mount a major comeback vs. Gettysburg and F&M colleges in the March Mania Challenge. The Red Devil still stands in third place with 262 gifts. F&M is in first place with 37
• We're viewing the world through green-colored glasses today ...
• History was in the making as students planned their futures at the spring Academic Open House.
• A trek off the beaten path in a remote Italian village led this faculty member to new adventures in a familiar, age-old land.
• Dickinson needs a huge comeback effort from members of the classes of 2001-11 to top Gettysburg and F&M colleges in the March Mania Challenge. The Red Devil stands in third place with 151 gifts. F&M is in first place with 246 gifts, and Gettysbur
• B-ball alert! The men Devils earned the Sam Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award.
• How do you make a difference in this multi-tasking, individualistic age? Students met the challenge during the 2011 Public Affairs Symposium.
• Students braved the elements for charity during the Polar Bear Plunge. (Brrr!)
• The Mock Trial team is going to the nationals!
• Dickinsonians from ’01 to ’11—Help Dickinson make a comeback in the March Mania Challenge vs. Gettysburg & F&M. 49 Dickinson seniors and young alums have scored with a gift so far, but Gettysburg has taken the lead with 103 gift
• The Caucasian Chalk Circle opens tonight at Mathers Theatre!
• Don't miss tonight's special screening of Win Win--a film written by an alum and starring Paul Giamatti--at the Carlisle Theatre.
• Special guests from China helped students ring in the Year of the Rabbit in style.
• Nationally acclaimed musicians perform at Dickinson -- with students at the conductor's stand.
• "Warts and all" can only begin to describe the homely men and women in the student-curated exhibit Bawdy Brits, which began with a family trip to London ... and ended with a unique -- and hilarious --educational opportunity.
• International-studies students get an inside look at the U.S. response to Mexico's rise in violent crime.
• Two All-Conference honors and a Coach of the Year!
• A new student organization pays tribute to African-American artists in this multi-arts event.
• What goes on inside this political writer's head? Quite a lot, it seems.
• It's three months before commencement, and five seniors have already landed coveted positions with Teach for America.
• Should the institution of marriage be disestablished? Dickinson takes on the debate.
• Allan Goodman will do double duty at graduation: He'll accept an honorary degree and deliver the 2011 commencement address.
• President Durden shares his thoughts about a controversial speaker who is coming to campus.
• Students respond to recent protests in the Middle East ...
• An acclaimed film by an alum -- starring Paul Giamatti-- will make its East Coast premiere at the Carlisle Threatre ... two weeks before its national release!
• Diabetes Support Group - Live Well with Diabetes
• The temperature this week is in the 50s, but just two weeks ago an ice storm covered campus in a shiny glaze. College photographer Carl Socolow '77 managed to keep his footing and capture these beautiful iamges.
• How do we help students and alumni succeed in a tough job market? It begins here.
• Three records broken in just eight days!
• Happy Valentine's Day. Last week, D'sonians showed their love for the community through this important event.
• A trailblazing alumnus offers a living history of the Black Student Movement at Dickinson.
• Students met with distinguished alumni in London--and taught them a thing or two--at this unique get-together.
• A faculty member sheds light on challenges faced by minorities in Ethiopia.
• It's official: We're USDA organic-certified! Learn about the role ifirst-year students played in the final processes.
• Carlisle Regional will Hold Two Senior Extra Seminars in February
• It's a record-breaking year.
• It's coming ...
• A theramin, free candy, dancing and a room packed with new friends-to-be ... What's not to like about Activities Night?
• Volunteers Needed For First Night Carlisle
• Former college photographer A. Pierce Bounds '71 may be retired, but he still lives in Carlisle and he still has a camera. On Wednesday evening he tooks these photos of campus during another of this season's snowfalls.
• Have you heard? President Durden made it onto a somewhat unusual top-ten list.
• New! Parents of Amazing Children-A Special Needs Support Group
• Carlisle Regional Announces 2011 Medical Staff Officers
• Carlisle Regional Kicks Off Senior Extra Program
• The challenge is on. Find out how we did in 2010--and what lies ahead--in this compelling Town Meeting report.
• Snow and ice in the region = a two-hour delay on campus. Tune in to local news outlets for poss. updates, and stay safe, Carlisle-area friends.
• Obama challenges the nation to heed MLK's call to service. We accept.
• An '84 alum was just nominated education secretary, one of the most important posts in state government.
• Where's the beef? At Dickinson (soon).
• Three inches of snow does not a blizzard make. Dickinson offices are open for business!
• More snow is on its way! See pix of our sparkling, snow-capped campus.
• Now Open, West Shore Hand and Orthopedics
• Congrats to the staff of Dickinson Magazine for another winning year.
• Pulitzer Prize-winner Richard Russo will visit Dickinson as the 2011 Stellfox Scholar.
• A national news network reported on this international student's quest for an American education--a journey that took her from Kabul to Carlisle.
• Dickinson is a leader in global ed, a new study shows.
• Social-media blitzes, int'l recruit trips & a kosher station are only the latest signs of our long-thriving Jewish community. Learn more about Jewish life past & present, both on campus and beyond.
• The year is almost over, but there’s still time to make your gift to the Annual Fund and increase its impact through the Million-Dollar Challenge.
• Happy holidays, everyone!
• Hannukah at Dickinson: A time for reflection. A six-foot menorah, twinkling at twilight. Shared memories and laughter. Tasty treats and more. See pix here.
• Holiday shopping was never easier ... nor more satisfying.
• Get into the holiday spirit with photos of this year's winter a cappella concerts (Santa hats are optional).
• Kwanzaa turns 45 this year. D'sonians celebrated it early with a grand feast.
• A professor--and his history class--are featured in C-Span's American History TV!
• A. Pierce Bounds ’71, who is retiring at the end of December after 27 years as college photographer, has taken thousands of photographs at Dickinson. Bounds cut quite an iconic figure himself as he zipped around campus on his red bike capturing for
• To some, it's just a required course. But to this alum, it was the pathway to an exciting career.
• Organic, local, grass-fed, raw, vegan or whole? With so many food choices, it can be tough to figure out what you should eat, not to mention where to find it. But not if you've got the facts.
• Our revolutionary prez speaks out about a revolutionary moment -- and figure-- in American history.
• Students sang psalms in several languages during this joint concert.
• D'son students and a professor performed Radiohead with NPR's Christopher O'Riley.
• A book by a D'son English professor was just named one of the top 10 books of 2010 by NYT's Janet Maslin.
• The Dickinson campus is ablaze with color this autumn. Enjoy these pictures by A. Pierce Bounds '71.
• A record number of students sought a spot in the class of 2015 through Early-Decision I applications.
• Demand for Dickinson is surging on several continents, as Dickinson alumni, students and faculty connect with students from all over the world. Catch the wave!
• It's an auspicious year for Wendy Moffat. Accolades for her book continue to roll in.
• It's a big night for the arts. The D'son String Quartet will perform with NPR's Christopher O'Riley at Carlisle Theatre. And An Inconvenient Dance opens on campus.
• German romanticism, a cutting-edge instrument and a virtuosic second-year student combined to create a dynamic concert.
• President Durden shares lessons learned from mentors throughout his career and describes the 21st-century skill set that Dickinsonians bring to the wider world.
• A young alum, now deployed in Afghanistan, teams with a current student/sergeant via Facebook to put forth a powerful message on campus.
• This annual race raised a record $6,202! Here's how--and why.
• Now Open, MidState Ear, Nose & Throat Center
• New and Exciting
• Sparking interest: Read about Steve Sparks' explosive Priestley lecture.
• The women's soccer team moves on to the next round and will face #1 Messiah College next weekend.
• Women's soccer advances in the NCAA tournament. Come to Dickinson Park Sunday at 1 to cheer the Red Devils on.
• 2011 Summer Ballet Program
• Newsflash: In just a few minutes, a D'son professor will be broadcast on public radio. Check it out!
• What's the deal with the Dickinson Birdhouse? President Durden explains it all in this brief, lighthearted video.
• Carlisle Regional Outpatient Surgery Open House
• $75 Mammogram Screenings Offered by Carlisle Regional Medical Center
• da Vinci® SI ROBOTIC SURGICAL SYSTEM OPEN HOUSE AT CRMC
• Postpartum Adjustment Support Group
• It's election day. Rush the Vote and make your voice heard.
• stuck in a dead end job? come down during the open house tomorrow, we will be giving live court reporting demos!
• Check out Whitney Green live on HOT 92 !!
• Our November Open House is a food drive, start collecting now!! Happy Rainy Monday :) !
• So it's another monday. This week instead of showing you a video in hopes that your day is going better than theirs. Here are some pictures of Jennifer Gervon 's roommate that hit a turkey. Hopefully your day is going better!
• Check us out tonight at the Carlisle Halloween Parade. Students and staff will be handing out candy and balloons. Check out all the candy we have!
• Awesome costumes today! I'm thinking about wearing this everyday! -Tyler
• Seasonal Flu Shots Available at CRMC
• David L. Williams, DO, FACOG, FACS, Obstetrician & Gynecologist at CRMC Invited to Join ACS
• FREE Knee Pain Seminar
• Carlisle Barracks goes 'green' all year-round
• War College celebrates 107th birthday
• Youth Service
• Army War College: Education
• Army War College: Research and Publication
• Military families can use new Automated Housing Referral Network
• SSI releases workshop report on China and PLA
• Bush shares leadership vision with Army War College
• Black History Month
• Army War College education: Strategic Leadership
• Criminal enterprises hobbled reconstruction
• Army War College distance education program grad tackles assignment in space
• Outdoor Recreation offers variety of equipment, adventure
• Delaney Field Clubhouse Opens
• Army War College Education
• Army War College: Simulations Education
• Army Family Housing
• Distance Education Class of 2009 set to graduate
• International Fellows program seeks sponsors
• Army showcases high-tech robotics at War College
• Army War College Strategy Conference
• Army War College: Education
• Army Family Action Planning Conference
• A Civil War Adventure for a special seven-year-old comes true
• Army Heritage Day
• Walzer talks ethics to USAWC
• Resident Student Experiences
• New group fitness classes offer support, opportunity
• Research and Publication: Afghanistan
• Carlisle Barracks Army Garrison changes command
• Developing senior leaders: hands-on learning inside the beltway
• Students learn about Army Enterprise
• Teaching Strategy -- Preparing national security professionals and military leaders
• Carlisle Barracks H1N1 vaccination program
• Oktoberfest brings fall flavor and family activities to Carlisle
• General David Petraeus, CENTCOM Commander
• Distance Education students' resident learning experience
• Arctic importance topic of Great Decisions Lecture
• Strategic Studies Institute: Volume 1 of 'OIF Key Decisions' Series
• New combatives classes kick off
• Army Heritage and Education Center: military history outreach
• Distance education students complete Army War College
• New members engage in Army War College experience
• A Sense of Duty: My Father, My American Journey
• Army Heritage and Education Center Resumes Weekend Hours
• In memoriam: Col. George S. Pappas, founder of the U.S. Military History Institute
• 'Spouses as Gatekeepers' scheduled for Nov 13
• Carlisle Barracks Construction
• Distance Education students arrive for Army Birthday
• Exercise drives student decision-making at strategic level
• USAWC student 'egg drop' teaches lesson about creativity
• Helping Wounded Warriors
• Roosevelt lecture focuses on NATO, current ops
• Military Family Program
• Honoring award-winning students
• Leaders need to know: Strategic Implications of Emerging Technologies
• Jim Thorpe Sports Days
• Project SHARE
• Volunteers to make holidays bright for area seniors
• APFRI Health Day
• Carlisle Barracks recognizes volunteers
• Carlisle Barracks is Tree City USA
• Strategy Conference tackles definition of war
• National Prayer Breakfast
• Casey pledges progress on mental health resources
• National Army interactive exhibits
• Army War College graduates Class of 2009
• Army Heritage Day
• Jim Thorpe Sports Days
• Army Combatives
• PKSOI: Support to the Operational Force
• KSIL focuses research on challenges ahead
• New homes for incoming class progressing on schedule
• USAWC lecture highlights college special theme: Ethics
• New traffic patterns at Claremont Road effective April 26
• Army Heritage and Education Center Public Exhibit
• Faculty member finds Boston College audience
• AHEC Kleber Reading at Ridgway Hall
• West Point Cadets continue journey at Carlisle Barracks
• Students exercise physical fitness, teamwork
• AHEC's Ridgway Hall's new exhibit
• Strategic Studies Institute: research and publication
• Strategic Studies Institute: Leader Development
• SSI August Newsletter
• SSI conference voices warning over new security threats
• SSI reaches out to educate about ''The Americas'
• Army to showcase high-tech robotics
• Health and fitness make-over
• Army Heritage and Education Center
• Army War College: Outreach
• Education: SecDef talks strategic priorities with USAWC students
• Great Decisions
• AAFES adds Saturday matinee for kids
• APFRI Health and Fitness program for top NCOs
• New Dunham Health Clinic schedule pays off with more appointments available
• Dickinson College students walked a few blocks to the square in downtown Carlisle, where they bought fresh fruit and vegetables from local growers at the weekly farmers market.The Dickinson College Farm was represented with its own produce stand.
• Dickinson College students filled the HUB Social Hall to explore the wide range of activities available wtih student organizations.
• New students move in to Dickinson College at the start of the 2010-11 school year.
• Carlisle Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• CRMC Welcomes New Thoracic Surgeon, Adam Braze, DO
• 2010-2011 Academic Year Registration
• New and Exciting
• FREE Prostate Screening
• On the Agenda: Silver Spring Township
• Southampton supervisor James Gruver resigns
• South Middleton supervisors speak out against police coverage bill
• Judge dismisses three defendants in Dickinson Township lawsuit
• Local student living the dream
• Reporter's Notebook: Carlisle Barracks to host job fair
• I-81 ramp to South Front Street to close for repair
• Corvettes are back in town
• $800,000 in savings found in Cumberland County prison project
• Commissioners to review reassessment
• Car overturned on Carlisle Pike, near 581 on-ramp
• Carlisle art show accepting applications
• On the Agenda: West Pennsboro Township
• Corn Festival set for Saturday
• Friends of missing hiker look to start rescue squad
• Reporter's Notebook: Farmland preservation remains a priority
• Township backs sponsorship of senior center
• Area Republicans not sold on $1B transportation fix
• Her business is bringing in business for Carlisle
• Busy streets in Shippensburg this fall
• Shippensburg council approves list of CDBG requests
• Perry County Fair
• Reporter's Notebook: Workshops set for Fun Fort feedback
• Road diet work to start slowly in Carlisle
• New Kingstown historical marker to be revealed
• Safety night planned Thursday at Family Ford
• Friends of Bosler create 'Celebrate The Book' event
• Bingo event Sunday will benefit Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
• Construction on Newburg-Hopewell firehouse could start Monday
• Lower Allen officials say EPA violation a paperwork issue
• Carlisle certifies latest HARB applications
• Cumberland County road work schedule for week of Aug. 23
• Heat doesn’t deter more than 100 runners in 5K
• Beating the odds: Businesses find success in midst of recession
• Car overturned on Carlisle Pike, near 581 on-ramp
• Carlisle women taken into custody on theft charges
• Bubbler Foundation golf tournament planned
• Residences at Seven Gables plans back-to-school special
• Beverages needed at park, Hopewell resident says
• Water plant project will be rebid
• Six reports of West Nile virus in Cumberland County found
• Commissioner asks to clarify end goal of reassessment review
• Dickinson Township to request trash bids
• Tax-exempt financing available through CCED
• An army of volunteers helps with distribution days at Project SHARE
• Rovegno looking for answers on reassessment
• Highmark opening new retail store
• PennDOT announces start of Route 274 project
• West Pennsboro flea market set for Saturday
• Perry County chamber to hold first major fundraiser
• Route 15 could soon see changes
• Dickinson Township officials discuss potential lawsuit
• Boundary dispute continues between municipalities
• Carnival uses school supplies as prizes
• Reporter's Notebook: Bosler Library offers program on Civil War ancestors
• Autumn Chase developer requests time to address concerns
• Upper Allen public hearing on new housing plan continued again
• TJ Rivera's college fund still short
• On the Agenda: Carlisle Area School District
• On the Agenda: Cumberland County
• 2010 Perry County Fair schedule
• Newville police chief requests third officer
• Carlisle parking garage re-opens sooner than expected
• Mechanicsburg says sewer rates likely to increase again
• I-83 night work scheduled to start Sunday
• Fifty years of raising potatoes
• Agriculture a 'major' driver of region's economy
• Developer to address Autumn Chase project in Upper Allen
• Reporter's Notebook: 'E.T.' on tap for South Middleton movie night
• Penn State Master Gardeners holds Youth Gardening Camp
• Third annual golf classic in memory of fallen cops will be Aug. 27
• PinnacleHealth to conduct infant abduction drill Wednesday
• Golf tournament raises $420,000 for cancer research
• Little Buffalo pool to close daily operation
• Carlisle hair salon offers cuts for cancer
• Perry County commissioners award $2 million in prison bids
• North Newton veterans house dedicated
• Wyrick says CD issue is 'closed'
• Crews respond to crash in Dickinson Township
• Thunderstorm watch issued for Cumberland County until 9 p.m.
• More Pa. school districts mull 'pay to play' for athletes
• China awaits for Carlisle chamber
• Reporter's Notebook: National Guard soldier presents flag to county
• CD issue on tonight's agenda for Dickinson Township
• Early morning fire destorys South Middleton condo
• County commissioners get crash course in agriculture
• Carlisle Borough council approves Giant's cold food expansion
• Reporter writes book on famous local crimes
• Home sweet home: Families host CPYB students
• Two injured in Franklin County accident
• On the Agenda: Perry County
• On the Agenda: Dickinson Township
• Reporter's Notebook: Raffle continues for Mechanicsburg-inspired painting
• History buffs write book for Penn Township's 150th anniversary
• 'Road diet' work slated to begin soon
• South Middleton orders traffic study to deter tractor-trailers
• Monroe Township supervisors approve housing development
• Carlisle officials predict water budget shortfall
• Shippensburg authority denies water request from Southampton developer
• Carlisle paves way for liquor license transfer
• Sadler Health Center hosts fair, welcomes physicians
• Messiah Village breaks ground on $3.5 million project
• Parking permits available at Carlisle High School
• Susquehanna River School's floating classroom offers weekly courses
• Japanese beetles less prevalent this year
• All but one Shippensburg school meet AYP goals
• Chapel Point holds country fair for residents
• Mechanicsburg hesitates to become new sponsor for senior center
• Law and order on the weekends
• Pomfret Street Parking Garage to close for maintenance
• Mechanicsburg Museum Association to host exhibit's grand opening
• Now Open, Bent Creek Internal Medicine
• Ag Expo offers something for everyone
• Giant looking to expand warehouse
• Rutter's job fair attracts small numbers in Monroe Township
• Little Miss Ag Expo winner crowned
• Neill Funeral Home collecting back-to-school donations
• Artist to hold jewelry class Saturday
• Carlisle offering free 'street trees'
• Plan revealed for ‘RV World’ in Hampden Township
• Project SHARE still hopes for Pepsi grant money
• Carlisle Tire & Wheel anticipates plant closing in December
• Soil conditions delay Lebo Road bridge replacement
• On the Agenda: Monroe Township
• New medical practice opens on West Shore
• On the Agenda: South Middleton Township
• Reporter's Notebook: Dickinson College, Millersvile team up to preserve history
• On the Agenda: Penn Township-Cumberland
• Outstanding Balloon Man visits Carlisle Diner
• Pheasants Forever to meet tonight
• Carlisle gas main replacement wrapping up
• Good gains for Shippensburg Community Fair
• Silver Spring supervisors adopt property maintenance ordinance
• Plans to be unveiled for casino in Hampden Township
• House auctioned in Shippensburg to be moved for road
• Trattoria Piatto to make liquor license request
• Investors confident Hampden casino plan will work
• Reporter's Notebook: Central Penn professor to attend homeland security workshop
• NEW! Walk with the Doc Program
• CRMC and Carlisle YMCA Sponsor 5th Annual 5K Run & 2 Mile Walk
• Chad Jumper, MD, Boiling Springs Family Medicine Welcomes Alicia Mills, MPH, PA-C
• CRMC Blood Bank to Host Blood Donor Day
• FREE Women's Seminar on Urinary Problems
• Quit Smoking Program
• "Lose the Chew" Program
• Advanced Wound Healing Center Receives Center of Distinction Award
• What a Special Guy
• Visiting Angels
• Sid Bream's Biggest Fan
• Kiwanis One Day
• Untitled
• Tribute to Mothers
• District Attorney David Freed
• Kiwanians Do Make A Difference
• Gambling - Who's Hurt?
• And The Winner Is ...
• Patriotic Music by Grace Baptist Students
• Greg Hench Issues a Challenge
• Keystone Human Services is at Work Throughout the World
• Legion of Honor Awards
• March Madness - What A Party
• Leadership Cumberland
• More March Madness
• The Changing Face of Education
• CHS Key Club At Work
• Carlisle Kiwanis is Alive and Healthy
• Girls in Mozambique
• Blueberry Day in Carlisle
• Are Your Boots Made for Walking?
• Historic West Shore & Confederate Invasion of 1863
• Annual Crime Fighters Awards
• Bone Density Screenings Offered by CRMC
• Lipid Profile, Cholesterol, and Glucose Screenings
• Carlisle Exchange Club Molly Pitcher Award 2009
• Family Fun & Safety Day at CRMC
• Basic Baby Care
• Community Photo Contest at CRMC
• Childbirth Education Class
• New! Women's Cancer Support Group
• CRMC Recognizes National Healthcare Decisions Day
• Camille Wichrowski, RN of CRMC was named “Nurse of the Year" by Health Management Associa
• Free Diabetic Glucose Meter Checks
• Men's Cancer Support Group
• IBD Support Group
• Mom & Baby Group (5 - 9 months)
• Mom & Newborn Group (newborn - 5 months)
• The Live Well Health Screen to be Offered by CRMC
• Robotic Surgical System is Here at CRMC
• Blood Pressure Screening
• NEW DAD SUPPORT GROUP
• Evening Mom & Baby Group (newborn - crawling)
• Diabetes Support Group
• NEW! Postpartum Adjustment Support Group
• Breastfeeding Program
• In Memoriam
• In Memoriam
• Tickets
• 2009-2010 Performance Season
• Untitled
• CRMC Welcomes New Physicians
• CRMC Names New CEO
• Carlisle Regional Welcomes New Physician
• New Obstetric And Gynecology Practice Opens
• Carlisle Regional Receives Two Awards From The American Cancer Society
• Swine Flu Information
• First Night Carlisle
• Residence Inn Carlisle donates food to Project Share
• Care About Health?
• Losing My Religion?
• The Same Dust
• Flowers of One Garden
• Villagecraft Country Peddlers & Market Host first auction.
• Spiritual Spring
• Living For What Matters Most - A New Church Community Forms in the Carlisle, PA area
• Citizens of the World
• Celebrating a Holy Day
• Carlisle Exchange Club presents flag to SOA
• The Rest of the Story...
• Yoga for Health Teacher Training Course Level I
• Yoga Day USA 2008

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