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A recent series of fliers advertising Swarthmore's newly formed Campus Republicans ignited controversy when they used phrases on their posters such as "Coming Out? Questioning? Join the College Republicans!": language [...]

This semester Club Despertar has had the opportunity to take their program of tutoring Spanish speaking students from Kennett Square, PA in English to a new level. For the first [...]

Scoreboard W. Basketball: Gettysburg 84, Swarthmore 72 M. Basketball: Gettysburg 69, Swarthmore 55 Men's Basketball: McCormick Becomes All-Time Leading Rebounder Swarthmore senior Ian McCormick became the College's all-time leading rebounder [...]

Edward Gibson, a professor at MIT, mainly studies memory and how it affects language. He recently returned from studying the Pirahã and examining other more controversial issues surrounding the tribe. [...]

Two members of the Delta Upsilon fraternity, Chris Compton '08 and Brian Willis '11 updated Student Council on their activities briefly. In particular, Compton told the Council that the fraternity [...]

Soweto Street Beat Dance Theatre Inc. took over the LPAC stage on Friday evening in an energetic and inspiring performance that combined traditional Zulu dancing, drumming, and vocals. This non-profit [...]

Super Tuesday has come and gone, leaving the nation wondering who will be the Democratic nominee for President. The Associated Press reported that Senator Clinton has 979 delegates, while Obama [...]

Valentine's Day has become a big deal at Swarthmore as the community has been revving up this week. Many student groups are reaching out to celebrate the holiday of love [...]

Student Council and members of the planning committees hosted a large forum for discussion and brainstorming about how Swarthmore should invest its money from the Meaning of Swarthmore campaign.

Today, USA Today readers across the nation were introduced to the newspaper's Academic All-Stars. Representing Swarthmore: Mark Dlugash '08 made the team. He is one of only twenty college students [...]