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Code of Conduct Investigations Over Campus Protests Prompt Community-Wide Condemnation

Students are under investigation for participating in campus protests, and some may already be facing charges, according to a series of emails sent by Swarthmore College President Valerie Smith and Vice President for Student Affairs Stephanie Ives. On Jan. 25, Smith’s email

February 8, 2024

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Student Clubs Navigate Early Semester Budget Freeze

On Jan. 30, a freeze on the Student Activities Fund (SAF) that began as a result of an administrative audit of the budgeting process ended. All purchasing appointments to request funds for student organizations were canceled indefinitely by the Office of Student

February 8, 2024

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College Introduces New Grubhub Program, Bringing Mixed Reviews from Students

Swarthmore College is now collaborating with the food delivery app Grubhub, according to a campus-wide email from Director of Campus Services Anthony Condo. He explained that community members would be able to pay for orders with Garnet Cash. Garnet Cash is the

December 7, 2023

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Publicist and Writer Amelia Possanza ’12 Discusses 20th Century Queer History, Survival, and Love

On Nov. 14, Amelia Possanza ’12 returned to campus for a Q&A session and reading of her debut novel “Lesbian Love Story: A Memoir in Archives.” The event occurred in McCabe Library’s LibLab and was sponsored by McCabe and co-organized by the

November 30, 2023

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Empowering Discussion and Identity: A Spotlight on the Women’s Resource Center

On Nov. 3, the Women’s Resource Center held Firepit Friday. Students made s’mores, sang karaoke, and familiarized themselves with the space and resources available. The WRC is a long-standing Swarthmore organization that serves as a safe environment for female-identifying, gender-nonconforming, and marginalized

November 16, 2023

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Head to Head With Monsters and Dactyls: Pterodactyl Hunt Goes Western

Over the last couple of weeks, it was difficult to travel anywhere on Swarthmore’s campus without seeing the message “WANTED — EXTINCT OR ALIVE,” accompanied by an invitation to meet at the saloon — Kohlberg 115 — on Nov. 4. It follows

November 8, 2023

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Prospective Students Roam Campus: Students and Faculty Reflect on Discover Swarthmore 2023

Last week, high school seniors interested in applying to Swarthmore arrived on campus for the 25th annual Discover Swarthmore. Prospective applicants roomed with current students, sat in on and participated in classes, attended campus events, and interacted with the broader Swarthmore community

November 2, 2023

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Cultivating Food, Community and Knowledge: A Spotlight on The Good Food Garden

When Eva Krueger ’24 arrived on campus her first year, there was close to nobody who knew about The Good Food Garden, a student-run project located near the intersection of Cedar and Elm Avenue. “I was one of the only students that

October 12, 2023

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Code of Conduct Investigations Over Campus Protests Prompt Community-Wide Condemnation

Student Clubs Navigate Early Semester Budget Freeze

College Introduces New Grubhub Program, Bringing Mixed Reviews from Students

Publicist and Writer Amelia Possanza ’12 Discusses 20th Century Queer History, Survival, and Love

Empowering Discussion and Identity: A Spotlight on the Women’s Resource Center

Head to Head With Monsters and Dactyls: Pterodactyl Hunt Goes Western

Prospective Students Roam Campus: Students and Faculty Reflect on Discover Swarthmore 2023

Cultivating Food, Community and Knowledge: A Spotlight on The Good Food Garden

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