Week in Pictures: The Winter Formal, Ecosphere and AMERICAMISFIT

The cast of AMERICAMISFIT, performed by Senior Company, assembles before the showPhoto by Martin Froger-Silva '16 — The cast of AMERICAMISFIT, performed by Senior Company, assembles before the show
*Photo by Martin Froger-Silva '16*

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.

Students adorn with stick-on rhinestones at the Winter FormalPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Students adorn with stick-on rhinestones at the Winter Formal
*Photo by Elena Ruyter ’14*

Friends pose for a photo at the Winter FormalPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Friends pose for a photo while dancing at the Winter Formal
*Photo by Elena Ruyter ’14*

Grant Torre '17 and Sarah Branch '17 show off their moves at the Winter FormalPhoto by Elena Ruyter '14 — Grant Torre ’17 and Sarah Branch ’17 show off their moves at the Winter Formal
*Photo by Elena Ruyter ’14*

Tyler Elliot '15 in AMERICAMISFIT, performed by Senior CompanyPhoto by Martin Froger-Silva '16 — Tyler Elliot ’15 in AMERICAMISFIT, performed by Senior Company
*Photo by Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Ecosphere demonstrates outside the Board of Managers meeting by carolingPhoto by Martin Froger-Silva '16 — Ecosphere demonstrates outside the Board of Managers meeting by caroling
*Photo by Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Ecosphere's carols centered around themes of environmental justicePhoto by Martin Froger-Silva '16 — Ecosphere’s carols centered around themes of environmental justice
*Photo by Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit, speaks on his new book"Without Their Permission" at SwarthmorePhoto by Anisa Knox '16 — Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit, speaks on his new book”Without Their Permission” at Swarthmore
*Photo by Anisa Knox ’16*

Alexis Ohanian speaks to students after his talk in the Science CenterPhoto by Martin Froger-Silva '16 — Alexis Ohanian speaks to students after his talk in the Science Center
*Photo by Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Rachel DiNitto of William and Mary College speaks on Fukushima's post-disaster landscapesPhoto by Sarah Anne Tupchong '17 — Rachel DiNitto of William and Mary College speaks on Fukushima’s post-disaster landscapes
*Photo by Sarah Anne Tupchong ’17*

Rachel DiNitto's talk was accompanied by the opening of a student-curated Library ExhibitionPhoto by Sara Anne Tupchong '17 — DiNitto’s talk was accompanied by the opening of a student-curated Library Exhibition
*Photo by Sara Anne Tupchong ’17*

Adam Summers '86 speaks on fish, sand swimmers, and sharks at the Bio ColloquiumPhoto by Daniel Jung '15 — Adam Summers ’86 speaks on fish, sand swimmers, and sharks at the Bio Colloquium
*Photo by Daniel Jung ’15*

<em>“The Week in Pictures” is a weekly photo spread of life at Swarthmore College put together by the staff of The Daily Gazette. If you have a photo you would like to submit, or if you’re interested in joining our media staff, please send inquiries to Elèna Ruyter ’14, our Multimedia Editor, at eruyter1@swarthmore.edu</em>

Elèna Ruyter

The Week in Pictures: High Tea with Professors, Humanizing Humanity, Black History Month Luncheon, A Journey of Life on Purpose

February 8, 2016

Week in Pictures: Travels at One – Gardens of the Hudson River Valley, Dr. Ysaye M. Barnwell – Building A Vocal Community Lecture

January 25, 2016

Week in Pictures: Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

January 20, 2016

Gender and Sexuality in Fallout 4

March 1, 2016

The Week in Pictures: High Tea with Professors, Humanizing Humanity, Black History Month Luncheon, A Journey of Life on Purpose

February 8, 2016

Week in Pictures: Travels at One – Gardens of the Hudson River Valley, Dr. Ysaye M. Barnwell – Building A Vocal Community Lecture

January 25, 2016

Week in Pictures: Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

January 20, 2016

Gender and Sexuality in Fallout 4

Latest from Arts & Features

Redefining Identity and Socio-Political Activism: A Study of French Rap

Did you know that France is the second largest market for rap albums in the world? In fact, some French artists sell more units than their American counterparts. However, Americans know hardly anything about French hip-hop. I hope to do my part

Artist of the Week Nico Johnson ’26: Where Lyrics Meet Lines

When I think of the first person I’d want to interview for AOTW, it would be Nico Johnson ’26. Having the chance to collaborate with him on two theater pieces, I’ve seen firsthand his infectious energy and remarkable ability to bring characters

Community N Growth: Behind the Scenes with Rhythm n Motion

Rhythm n Motion, colloquially referred to as “RnM,” is a Tri-Co dance company between Swarthmore, Haverford, and Bryn Mawr. Created in 2005, the group is rooted in dances from the African Diaspora, though it often includes other dance styles like jazz, hip-hop,

Artist of the Week Ivy Hoffman ’27 on Unbridled Unconventional Creativity

What makes art feel so worthwhile and meaningful? It can be deceptively difficult to pinpoint a single answer, but Ivy Hoffman’s ’27 pure enthusiasm for poetry and prose certainly seems to provide quite a few. When we first met, we discussed the

‘The Substance’: A Tragedy on The Desire for Admiration

“The Substance,” directed by Coralie Fargeat, exposes the desperate unease and sense of inadequacy society instills in women. The film takes its viewers on a wild ride of internal reflection and bizarre symbolism. It follows a washed out actress, Elizabeth, who is