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Father Ed Windhaus, the Catholic Advisor for the religion communities at the Tri-Consortium, announced this week that he would be leaving this week for a new post as Pastor of St. James Parish for a community in Montgomery County. Father Ed has

Imoleayo S. Abel is an international student from Nigeria who has been introduced to the Swarthmore community through the US Student Achievers Program, which allows international students to study abroad in the United States. The Gazette sat down with Abel to ask

Pictures from the last week, including the mandala in McCabe, Friends of Taiwan's mahjong study break, the second men's soccer game, the town meeting on the Inn project, and Career Service's recent Parlor Party.

Get a look into the mandala making process with a video showing parts of the days-long process.

A look inside Dean of Student's Liz Braun's house, with photos and questions about how she chose to decorate her new home.

Photos from the first week of class and the first weekend: Peaslee's public debate featuring Liz Braun and Rebecca Chopp, the Krazy Karnival, Phineas the Phoenix celebrates his second birthday, a men's soccer game, and more.

A short interview with Anna Shechtman, a Swarthmore junior and regular contributor to the Phoenix crossword. This summer one of her puzzles was published by The New York Times.

The Gazette sits down with Emma Waitzman '14 in our traditional beginning-of-the-year interview with a new student. Waitzman was active in promoting sex education in Utah during high school; she talked to the Gazette about her experiences with that.

The Class of 2014 may already be getting jaded, but these photos provide a glimpse into the strange, exciting, new time that was their first week at Swarthmore. From social events on the very first day to the Orientation Play, it's all