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The Sager Symposium has been part of the Swarthmore calendar for the last 21 years, but it may look different--or disappear entirely--in the future. Richard Sager '73 has spurred a conversation about revisiting the original purposes of his gift and thinking about

Foils cross, Sherlock Holmes sings, and Darwin celebrates his 200th birthday. See photos here.

Valentine’s day weekend means different things to different people. For some, it’s a sentimental commercialized holiday of minimal importance and loosely tied to a saint who no one seems to talk about. For others, it means you can look forward to cheap

Stephen Graf ’s honors solo performance thesis, “About Face: Marking the Unmarked” is a challenging piece for performer and viewer that treads the fine lines of race-relations from a specifically white ‘lens.’

In the beginning of the semester, the Swarthmore Alumni Relations Office held a student art contest where students would submit their photographs, paintings, and other artistic media that they thought evoked the essence of Swarthmore College.

Alex Bell '09 rides on a motorcycle created as a senior engineer project. It is one of the first such motorcycles in the world.

Photographs take you through the operation of a fuel cell motorcycle constructed by two Swarthmore engineers as a senior project.

Why is Sharples toilet paper so much better than the TP on the rest of campus?

Cars and stars are among the attractions of the weekend, whether you choose to go out and enjoy the extended Restaurant Week or stay in to see “A Scandal in Bohemia” on Sunday evening. In either event, enjoy the unseasonably warm weather

Wings, wings, wings, and more wings! Plus sacred food, Religion and Sprituality Week events and more snow. See photos from the week here.