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During Discovery Weekend last Saturday through Monday, a few Swatties noticed that some of the prospective students visiting campus seemed to be Caucasian. Students may have been concerned about a [...]

Textbook prices have long been a hot issue among college students and their parents. Even though $200-$500 for books per semester is not that much in comparison to tuition costs [...]

The railroad bridge that cuts across the Crum.

Earthlust held a rally to gain support for their 100% Wind Power initiative on Friday.

You’re almost to fall break and the weather is just starting to tinge with autumnal crispness. This Sunday is the Philadelphia Dragon Boat Festival, a chance to see enjoy live [...]

Al Bloom announced his retirement from the Swarthmore presidency last May and started looking for possible opportunities in global education. He wasn't in limbo for long. [...]

Adrienne Bayton ’03 is teaching Foundation Drawing at Swarthmore currently and plans to continue next semester. She recently sat down for an interview with the Daily Gazette: DG: What’s it [...]