Nidal al-Ayasa is a Palestinian international student at Swarthmore and one of three international McCabe scholars in the class of 2011. In this interview, al-Ayasa recounts memorable experiences from Palestine [...]
Swarthmore has not had the best track record of receiving presidential figures. Last year former President Bill Clinton was considered but not able to be received by Swarthmore and instead [...]
Swarthmore campus received a bright touch of color this past Thursday as the Dance department hosted Rajasthani folk artists, known as Merasi, to perform traditional music and dance. The Hearts [...]
Some information presented in the article International Poetry Magazine Created at Swarthmore; Charter Denied was incorrect regarding the charter-status of the Night Café and Pun/ctum!!!. A total of 19 groups [...]
The Swarthmore Literary Review is a newly created annual poetry magazine, and is one of 22 publications at Swarthmore. The magazine, however, is also Swarthmore’s only international publication and accepts [...]
The admissions rate reached a record low for the new class of 2012, topping last year’s class of 2011. However, a slightly larger number of students were accepted in the [...]
Class of 2012 - 6,118 applications -929 admitted, for an expected class of 370 students -15% acceptance rate; 17% for the class of 2011 and 19% for the class of [...]
Green has become the new black at Swarthmore as grass-colored coffee mugs have suddenly become an ubiquitous accessory. If you’re a student, you either have one of these cups or [...]
Due to an imbalance in budget spending, a larger Worthstock will replace the spring Large Scale Event for this semester. The committee will present more well-known bands for Worthstock this [...]
The experience of listening to Economics Professor Emily Oster’s lecture was similar to reading Freakonomics in discovering innovative relationships between seemingly unrelated trends. The young professor from the University Chicago [...]