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Lauren Stokes contributed to this story. Society's varied and opposing attitudes toward sex are at the heart of Frank Wedekind's "Spring Awakening," performed this weekend in the Pearson-Hall Theater in [...]

The story of one brave little garden gnome journeying from his home in the Norwegian fjords across the globe is being brought to Swarthmore in the critically acclaimed musical "My [...]

Drama Board has announced a new presence on the Swarrrrthmore theater scene. The Pirate Hoard will both adopt old and create new theater pieces. The difference? "Everything will be with [...]

For this lovely April Fools weekend, there are quite a few things to see on campus, including a Sager and Peace Week events. While you're at it, why not take [...]

Yesterday afternoon in the Scheuer Room, novelist Diane Ayres read a portion from her novel "Other Girls" and announced the winners of the William Plumer Potter Fiction competition. First place [...]

The Gazette recently received a question regarding whether or not freshman were assigned to a dorm based on the dorm's "culture." Students imagined that this could be done for one [...]

About half of Swatties forward their mail to GMail-- you, too, can become one of them! Just follow these three easy steps, and you're on your way to e-mails grouped [...]

On Thursday night, cellist Ohad Bar-David and pianist Keiko Sato played a substantial and varied recital in Lang Concert Hall. The program included sonatas for cello and piano by Brahms [...]

Professor Bob Rehak, originally hired as a visiting professor last fall, just accepted a tenure-track position as a Professor of English Literature at Swarthmore. The Daily Gazette caught up with [...]