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Frances Smith Foster, the Charles Howard Candler Professor of English and Women’s Studies at Emory University, forbids her Black Literature students from even mentioning the slave narratives of Frederick Douglass and Harriet Jacobs for the first half of the semester. In her

Hobbs Coffee is Swarthmore's anticipated incoming gourmet coffee shop, slated to open in the former location of Da Vinci's sometime late October to early November of this year.

Ah, autumn. The leaves are changing; the air is crisp. This weekend would be the perfect time to get out of the dorms and Cornell and enjoy the new season…

Just why were there were so many fireflies on campus this year, anyway?

Select Poems by Robin Myers '10, Translated by Ezequiel Zaidenwerg

Select Poems by Robin Myers '10, Translation by Ezequiel Zaidenwarg

Select Poems by Robin Myers '10, Translation by Ezequiel Zaidenwerg

Photos from the week: women's soccer beating Dickinson last weekend, the Clothesline Project, and the Emergen-C Parlor Party.

Throughout the year, it is easy for Swatties to take for granted the fifty Environmental Services staff members around campus who keep our dorms, facilities, and campus beautiful. This week, though, is a great opportunity to celebrate and appreciate all the work

Zane Booker, well known in the dance world, directed a small group production of his new work Portraits. Five young dancers performed the work-in-progress, which they created with Booker as a Swarthmore Project this summer.