Ben Dair '11 will be giving the presentation on climate change originally developed by Al Gore and made famous in his movie An Inconvenient Truth, today at 4:30 in the [...]
The weather is starting to warm up and become spring-like, the flowers are beginning to bloom, and Swatties are starting to lay out on Parrish Beach. A wonderful situation, yes? [...]
Dressed in a beautiful purple dress and sounding just as gorgeous, Annie Searcy '08 played her senior flute recital last Saturday in Lang Concert Hall. She had fabulous control of [...]
Thursday afternoon, Columbia history professor Kenneth Jackson gave the James Fields lecture in American history, which this year focused on the role of cities and urbanization in American history, especially [...]
The Alchemical Theater began with French actor Jean-René Toussaint standing with his back to the audience as he made one of the strangest sounds I've heard produced by a human [...]
Prof. Nathaniel Deutsch returned this semester to Swat after having been away on leave for a year and a half. During his time on leave he was supported by a [...]
Many Swatties have noticed the disappearance of mints from Sharples. The Daily Gazette decided to find out why they are no longer available. Janet Kassab, Director of Purchasing for Dining [...]
People who go to Swarthmore are Swatties, right? Not according to the About Swarthmore website, which calls us Swarthmoreans. We decided to find out what the reason for this was, [...]
I often go into Philly on Friday afternoons to catch matinée concerts of the Philadelphia Orchestra and take the opportunity to go out to eat in Center City. Going out [...]
The most recent concert of Orchestra 2001, featuring the Philadelphia premier of Boulez's landmark Le marteau sans maître was billed as "the new music event of the year" by the [...]