Priya Dieterich, Author at The Phoenix

Students remember days of more, weirder parties

We’ve all had our fair share of party frustration, in some form or another. Maybe you never bother to go out on the weekends because none of the parties offered are your idea of a good time; maybe you are among the

March 24, 2016

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Valentine’s day restaurant reviews by students, for students

Barbara Taylor — Dos Gringos $$ Media Don’t be alarmed by the name! This isn’t your aunt Susie’s mediocre taco tuesdays. Dos Gringos, located in Media, PA, could almost be mistaken for the real deal. It a cute, quaint little restaurant that

February 18, 2016

Campus Journal

Students visit Israel/Palestine, deepen understanding of conflict

Many Swarthmore students spend much of their time in classes that help them become intellectually immersed in a variety of complex social, political, and cultural worlds. Rarely, though, are these students able to experience firsthand any of the situations they study. But

February 4, 2016

Campus Journal

Students embrace a liberal arts approach to the pre-med track

The college’s approach to a pre-medical track for undergraduates is clear from a statement on the Health Sciences Office’s page of the website. “Swarthmore students are not “premeds” or “prevets” in the conventional sense,” it reads. There is no premed major,

December 3, 2015

Campus Journal

Library digitization yields new opportunities, challenges

For current Swarthmore students, who have all been raised and reared in the internet age, it may be easy to take the library’s online catalog and digital collections for granted. At this point in time, a student could reasonably write a detailed

October 29, 2015

Campus Journal

College continues to revamp sexual assault prevention, education

As we near the close of the third week of this school year, we are in the midst of what has come to be known as the “Red Zone,” a period of time at the beginning of the school year during which

September 17, 2015

Campus Journal

Students voice need for further discussion of Black Lives Matter

Last year, first-year orientation began only three weeks after Mike Brown was shot and killed in Ferguson, just as the Black Lives Matter movement gained momentum and began to command attention from mainstream media outlets. Over this past summer, the Black Lives

September 3, 2015

Priya Dieterich

Students remember days of more, weirder parties

Valentine’s day restaurant reviews by students, for students

Students visit Israel/Palestine, deepen understanding of conflict

Students embrace a liberal arts approach to the pre-med track

Library digitization yields new opportunities, challenges

College continues to revamp sexual assault prevention, education

Students voice need for further discussion of Black Lives Matter

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