On April 22, recent Dickinson graduates returned to campus to talk to current and prospective Russian students about how Russian […]
Honors Society Inductions
On Friday, April 22, seven graduating and rising seniors were inducted into Dobro Slovo, the National Slavic Honors Society. Dobro […]
Dickinsonians Participate in Community Events
Laura Hechtlinger ’12, who is at Dickinson right now but she spent her Fall semester at RGGU, said “Dickinson has […]
Russian Dinner 2011
On Monday, April 4th, more than fifty students gathered in the Depot to celebrate Russian culture at the annual Russian […]
Maslenitsa
On Friday, March 3, Russian students prepared bliny (thin pancakes) in celebration of Maslenitsa. Also known as Butter Week or […]
General Inspector at Dickinson
On the evening of December 10, 2010, Russian students at Dickinson performed their adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s satirical play The […]
Russian Revolution 2010 at Dickinson
On November 7, 1917, Bolshevik revolutionaries, led by Vladimir Lenin, overthrew the Russian Provisional Government in what would come to […]
Tatiana Shcherbina at Dickinson
Russian poet and journalist Tatiana Shcherbina spent a week at Dickinson in October 2010 as part of the IX annual […]
Russian poets at Dickinson
This week, Russian poets and performers Tatiana Shcherbina and Pavel Lion (a.k.a Psoy Korolenko) traveled from Moscow to Carlisle to […]
Pavel Lion, a.k.a. Psoy Korolenko at Dickinson
Pavel Lion, a.k.a. Psoy Korolenko (Russia), born in 1967, is a poet-singer/songwriter, scholar, journalist and musician from Moscow, Russia. He […]