Crumb Cafe Faces Growing Pains
The Crumb Cafe, formerly Paces, the college’s only student-run business, continues to adjust to significant changes this academic year after
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Honors Program Enrollment Up for Class of 2019
The number of seniors doing an honors major is up by 34 students this year contrary to rumors of declining
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TriCo Pilot Program Brings the Classroom to Philly
This spring, the Tri-College Consortium is launching its new pilot program for students to take two classes at the Friends
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With “God and the Gay Christian” Event, A New Period for Campus Christian Groups Begins
On Tuesday, September 25, at an event organized by Swarthmore Progressive Christians, Matthew Vines, a prominent evangelical advocate for LGBTQ+
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In STEM and Econ Majors, Large Gender Gap Persists
According to a Swarthmore Institutional Research compilation of the class of 2018, four different popular majors have a disproportionate amount
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Sustainability and Zero Waste: Swarthmore at a Glance
On Friday, Oct. 21, the Zero Waste Working Group held their annual Waste Characterization Study, where bins of gray, green,
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How ‘Fall Worthstock’ Came to Be
This Saturday evening, artists J.I.D, EarthGang, and AVSTIN JAMES will perform at 7 p.m. in Worth Courtyard, following a last-minute
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Working at Swat, Part II: The Work-Study Dilemma
This article is part of a two-part series on student labor at Swarthmore. You can find the first article, which
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Pat Osowski, Beloved Sharples Employee, Leaves College
Pat Osowski, a former Sharples employee beloved by many students, no longer works for the college. Osowski stated that she
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Following Administration Changes, O4S Reaffirms Goals at Teach-In
On September 18, Organizing for Survivors, an advocacy group for survivors of sexual violence at the college, held a teach-in
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