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When browsing through the several carts of fruit in Sharples, Swatties may have noticed the new selections of fruits this year, including fresh peaches, pears, and plums. What’s with all this new fruit?

The decision to bring back Coca-Cola, made by the administration late in the Spring semester, has been greeted by some with enthusiasm and others with disappointment. The college administration has pointed to both economic necessity and Coke's allegedly improved practices in the

The new statues in McCabe are by a faculty member and are part of the library's ongoing effort to house art in the lobby spaces. Meanwhile, two of the Friends Historical Library's researchers are about to publish a book about the history

This weekend has more options than you might think, between the still-continuing Philly Fringe, the 24-hour theater festival right here, the nearby Lansdowne local arts festival, and much more.

Dan Symonds's platform for Financial Policy Representative.

Matt Lamb's platform for Campus Life Representative.

Jesse Hoff's platform for Financial Policy Rep.

Diane Anderson, the Acting Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and a professor in the Educational Studies department, talks about her new job, her life in general, and what books college students should read.

My name is Omari Scott and I am running for Campus Life Representative. As a sophomore, I have had the great opportunity to meet so many of you, and learn about the issues our community faces. That is why I am excited

Swarthmore's First Friday was inspired by similar events in Philly and Media. But while their events are known for their bustling nature, the organizers of Swarthmore's First Fridays wanted to preserve the quaint charm of their "sleepy little town". Yet this month's