- Features
Music by the Numbers
Some people seem to have perfect pitch but are equally proficient at high-level math. What’s the connection?
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No Static at All
Alumni found the right frequency while working for WDCV-FM.
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Joy Verner’s ‘Generation Jones’ Does It Old School
WDCV has its share of quirky DJs, including the
college’s assistant to the vice president for student development.
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A Prince of a Man
Singing actor Harry Danner ’61 has made a mark on stage and screen.
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Standing up to the Future
Newsweek's Jon Meacham motivates 543 May graduates.
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Playing for Keeps
Violinist Rich Amoroso ’92 sounds off with the Philadelphia Orchestra all around the world.
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The Right Key
Opera singer Anne Jennifer Nash ’96 takes a broad-based approach to her art.
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Melody Maker
Composer David Alterman ’83 is adept behind the keyboard—and the microscope.
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- Web Exclusives
Audio Feature: ‘You Get What You Pay For’
Hear Commencement speaker and Newsweek editor Jon Meacham’s thoughts on the current state of journalism.
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Audio Feature: The Melody Maker’s Latest
Listen
to some of David Alterman ’83’s recent compositions.
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Video Feature: Scholars Say Thanks
Watch students discuss the impact of their scholarships.
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Hitting the Trail for More Biking Access
Jim Hoefler and Jim Mader work to make Carlisle more bike-friendly.
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Glimpses of a Career Audio Slideshow
Singing Actor Harry Danner ’61 has made a mark on stage and screen. Check out scenes and songs from his early roles.
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The New Journalism
Cogan Fellow Frank James ’79 adapts to sweeping changes in his profession.
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- Departments
From These Grounds
The third strategic plan will directly address the value of a Dickinson liberal-arts education and reaffirm our steadfast commitment to our core mission.
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Recruitment News
This was a stellar spring for Dickinson in campus visits, athletics, enrollment, financial strength and faculty and student accomplishments.
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New Dance Space to Benefit Performers
A new dance space in downtown Carlisle is being created for students interested in the practice and study of performance.
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No Waste, Much Gain with Viesel Production
Stuart Lamb ’64 developed Viesel, a highly filtered biofuel made from waste-vegetable oil that burns more cleanly and efficiently than regular diesel or natural gas.
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Bluegrass on the Grass Celebrates 15 Years
Bluegrass on the Grass draws more than 3,000 bluegrass aficionados and celebrates its 15th anniversary in July.
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Community Tunes In To New Music-Outreach Program
The Dickinson College Music Outreach Program offers recitals, concerts and workshops in the Carlisle, Boiling Springs and Cumberland Valley school districts.
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Gentle Sport Builds Strong Bonds
The Jive Turkeys, Dickinson's Ultimate Frisbee team, combine spirit, tradition and serious competition.
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Sports
Following up on a triumphant fall, which saw five teams ranked in national polls, Dickinson had its most successful spring in school history.
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Advancement News
Annual Donor-Scholar Luncheon celebrates scholarships and their impact beyond Dickinson.
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The Last Word
Danielle Goonan ’07 is studying the ways in which hip-hop culture has been used by governments and individuals to promote crosscultural dialogue.
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