Corbin Ellery ’77, Swarthmore’s Director of Edifice Erection, unveiled the blueprints of a new dormitory early this week. The dorm was designed in response to a growing need for housing [...]
This week, Swarthmore’s English Literature Department unveiled plans to offer a new writing workshop: “The Art of Haiku.” A visiting professor and haiku master, Tumanee Sillabils will be teaching the [...]
The Peace and Conflict Studies Program has a new course offering titled “Dialogue and Dialoguing”. The course, which will be offered in the fall, aims to familiarize those interested in [...]
Middle Eastern students, and appreciators of Middle Eastern culture, were appalled to find a cartoonish chalking of a multi-colored camel, apparently in roller skates, drawn on the hill from Sharples. [...]
The senior class officers are asking for a revote on the senior class gift after discovering evidence that all the ballots had been tampered with. For the last week, seniors [...]
Starting next year, the Student Council President and his closest advisors will be granted the protection of the Swarthmore Secret Service. Fellow students will guard the President at all times [...]
Since the selection of the Phoenix as Swarthmore's new mascot, students have debated the meaning of the creature. According to legend and Wikipedia, the phoenix "is a mythical bird with [...]
A Daily Gazette investigation has uncovered a startlingly unconventional terrorist group on campus. The new panini grill has caused much jubilation and distress among Swarthmore students. But it's been replaced [...]
The Board of Managers surprised everyone when they announced last week that they were no longer interested in culling the deer population in Crum Woods. Over the last year, different [...]
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