Reverend Billy, Student Poetry Reading, Tomorrow People, and Mixed Company

April 5, 2011

Editor’s note: This article was initially published in The Daily Gazette, Swarthmore’s online, daily newspaper founded in Fall 1996. As of Fall 2018, the DG has merged with The Phoenix. See the about page to read more about the DG.

Maya Marzouk '13 reading original work written for the Advanced Poetry Workshop, taught by Daisy Fried. Photo by Jiuxing June Xie.
Aaron Dockser '13 reading original work written for the Advanced Poetry Workshop, taught by Daisy Fried. Photo by Jiuxing June Xie.
A capella group Musical Company performing in Lang Concert Hall. Photo by Cristina Abellan-Matamoros.
Bruno Levy, Alex Hollender, Kate Mcnamara, and Nick Brown display photo collage, photo sculpture, and 3D video animations at the Kitao Gallery. Photo by Jiuxing June Xie.
Bruno Levy, Alex Hollender, Kate Mcnamara, and Nick Brown display photo collage, photo sculpture, and 3D video animations at the Kitao Gallery. Photo by Jiuxing June Xie.
Bruno Levy, Alex Hollender, Kate Mcnamara, and Nick Brown display photo collage, photo sculpture, and 3D video animations at the Kitao Gallery. Photo by Jiuxing June Xie.
Bruno Levy, Alex Hollender, Kate Mcnamara, and Nick Brown display photo collage, photo sculpture, and 3D video animations at the Kitao Gallery. Photo by Cindy Lin.
Bruno Levy, Alex Hollender, Kate Mcnamara, and Nick Brown display photo collage, photo sculpture, and 3D video animations at the Kitao Gallery. Photo by Cindy Lin.
Reverend Billy and 15 members of his gospel choir performed their Earthalujah show, comparable to a church service if the pastor were preaching for healthy environments, strong local communities, and the decline of corporate power. The show integrated music and preaching. Photos by Jiuxing June Xie.
Reverend Billy and 15 members of his gospel choir performed their Earthalujah show, comparable to a church service if the pastor were preaching for healthy environments, strong local communities, and the decline of corporate power. The show integrated music and preaching. Photos by Jiuxing June Xie.
Reverend Billy and 15 members of his gospel choir performed their Earthalujah show, comparable to a church service if the pastor were preaching for healthy environments, strong local communities, and the decline of corporate power. The show integrated music and preaching. Photos by Jiuxing June Xie.
Reverend Billy and 15 members of his gospel choir performed their Earthalujah show, comparable to a church service if the pastor were preaching for healthy environments, strong local communities, and the decline of corporate power. The show integrated music and preaching. Photos by Jiuxing June Xie.
Reverend Billy and 15 members of his gospel choir performed their Earthalujah show, comparable to a church service if the pastor were preaching for healthy environments, strong local communities, and the decline of corporate power. The show integrated music and preaching. Photos by Jiuxing June Xie.
Previous Story

Cherry Blossom Service, Alumni Council, Women’s Luncheon, and Sports vs Gettysburg

Next Story

Battle of the Bands and mlle.

Latest from News

Swarthmore Leaders React as SEPTA Announces Severe Cuts

On April 10, the South-Eastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) announced widespread service cuts and fare increases for the 2026 fiscal year. The cuts, which total a 45% reduction of service, are the culmination of several years of long-term deficits that have only

New NCAA Policy Implications for Transgender Student-Athletes

Under a new NCAA policy banning transgender and gender non-conforming athletes from participating in women’s sports, the status of potential Swarthmore student-athletes is in question. The policy, enacted Feb. 6, places no restrictions on who can participate in men’s teams, but bans

Resident Peer Leader Hiring Cycle Sees Surge in Applications

As the spring semester comes to a close, many students and administrators are well into preparations for the 2025-2026 school year. The housing lottery has finished, students have completed pre-registration for classes, and many open campus jobs, including Resident Peer Leaders (RPLs),

Dr. Wade Manora Jr. Takes on IC Role

In January 2024, the Intercultural Center (IC) announced a change in leadership for the first time since 2019. Dr. Wade Manora Jr. is the new Assistant Dean and Director of the IC, succeeding Dr. Imaani El-Burki in the role. Manora was the
Previous Story

Cherry Blossom Service, Alumni Council, Women’s Luncheon, and Sports vs Gettysburg

Next Story

Battle of the Bands and mlle.

The Phoenix

Don't Miss