Max Trescott was named the 2008 National Certified Flight Instructor of the Year. He graduated from Swarthmore in 1978 with a degree in psychology and in 1979 with a degree [...]
Students and faculty gathered in the Schuer room last night to discuss writing assignments in an event sponsored by the WA program. This third annual student-faculty dialogue, centered on questions [...]
Swatties who have been lotteried out of one of Professor Dominic Tierney’s classes know about his popularity. The Daily Gazette chatted with this political science professor in his office about [...]
How can brotherhoods create a space where men can talk openly about sexual violence? This was one of the issues broached on Wednesday night at DU’s open discussion on the [...]
Dr. Selena Sermeno has witnessed first-hand the devastation caused by the civil war in El Salvador. On Wednesday, Sermeno spoke to Swarthmore students about the Zones of Peace initiative in [...]
In part two of the Daily Gazette's interview with civil rights activist Ralph Roy '50, Roy discusses his experiences ministering in an African-American church, meeting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., [...]
The Daily Gazette had a chat with Ralph Roy ’50 on his experiences with the Race Relations Committee at Swarthmore, his acquaintance with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and being [...]
Swarthmore will soon have a new minor: Islamic Studies and Arabic. Though the requirements for the minor are still being finalized, they will be interdisciplinary and include rudimentary knowledge of [...]
Jake Brunkard ’08, Mark Kharas ’08, and Trude Raizen ’08 are this year’s winners of the A. Edward Newton student book collection competition. Swarthmore’s Newton competition is the oldest college [...]
Over winter break, several Swarthmore students explored different career fields around the country through Career Service's externship program. Externships pair current students with Swarthmore alums for a week to shadow [...]