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Last weekend, the East Coast Artists presented the Western hemisphere premiere of Manjula Padmanabham's award-winning play, "Harvest,"directed by Swarthmore theater studies professor Erin Mee. A dark, chilling fantasy that's a [...]

Major musical acts such as Eve, Musiq, Floetry, Freeway, and many others will give a benefit concert for hurricane refugees at East Fairmont Park on Saturday. It's a great chance [...]

The Gazette sat down with new Housing Coordinator Liz Derickson recently to find out what it's really like to fill Myrt's shoes. DG: What’s it like to be in charge [...]

Additional reporting by Marina Lima Do you remember those days when the cool kids would all laugh at you for being "weird"? Or how about the time when that girl [...]

Swarthmore Theater Studies department professor Erin Mee spoke yesterday on the "theater of roots," a "post-colonial effort to decolonize Indian theater" whose goal is to establish a modern, universal, indigenous [...]

This year's jazz ensemble promises an unprecedented season of musical exploration, collaboration, performance, and, according to new director Drew Shanefield, a lot more improvisation. Listing such jazz influences as Miles [...]

Alex Kieft '06 will present his 30-minute short film, "Swarthmore Slump," starring Dwight Smith '08, Nikandre Kopcke, Neal Dandade '06, and Toby David '06 tonight at 9:00 and 9:45 in [...]

With classes underway and students now settling into their routines, Olde Club is ready to rock socks off with the announcement of the concerts for Fall 2005. The line-up features [...]

Lift the end-of-weekend blues with the Monday Midday Concert Series. In a new initiative sponsored by the Fetter Chamber Music program, six lunch-time concerts will be played throughout the school [...]