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Photos from the last two weeks: a ceramics workshop, a lecture about Mozart on his birthday, rappers at Olde Club, the Career Services workshop, and Parlor Parties.

Hey, Swatties, it’s that time of the week again. I know you’ve been eagerly anticipating the very moment when you could click this link and see what is in store for you this weekend. Anticipate no longer!

_Eats Shoots and Ladders_, which is Sam Goodman '10's Honors Playwriting thesis and directed by visiting artist Rebecca Wright, will be staged this weekend. The play is "an experiment with style" that attempts to take relatable life experiences and exaggerate them, focusing

A college collection and discussion about Haiti, a film on foreign aid in Africa, and tryouts for Rhythm N Motion.

The Gazette chats with Josh Bush, a travel agent who works at Park Avenue Travel Agency in the Ville. Bush is the only travel agent in Pennsylvania licensed to sell space tickets from Virgin Galactic.

Swatties, this weekend is perfect to expand your cultural horizons and attend some arts events on or off campus. You're a week into your first semester, and even if you haven't really been keeping up with your New Year's resolutions not to

The semesterly a capella Jamboree was Wednesday night; the theme this year was "Revenge of the Phantom Clone Sith Strikes Back!" Photos from the show.

As I was out of meals as of yesterday, I walked down to the Ville to grab breakfast. As I was returning, I noticed that Hobbs' Coffee was open, so I decided to swing by and check it out. GOOD CALL!

Recently, Swarthmore College’s Project Blueprints Program was awarded a federal grant of $880,000 to continue their work with Chester youth. Started three years ago, Blueprints is a joint project run by Swarthmore College and the Crozer Wellness Center that works on mentoring