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Ron Krall, a senior vice president in worldwide development at GlaxoSmithKline, spoke Friday about pharmaceutical ethics, particularly giving patients access to experimental medication outside of clinical trials. Krall, who was [...]

M. Basketball: Swarthmore 78, Southwestern (TX) 73 W.Basketball: Swarthmore 87, Eastern 47 M. Swimming: NYU 120, Swarthmore 74 W. Swimming: NYU 131, Swarthmore 74

Men's basketball beats Oberlin 81-62 to start off season; read more inside.

Haverford College has broken tradition and decided to make Martin Luther King Day a recognized holiday, and Bryn Mawr is poised to follow suit, according to a November 6 report [...]

Despite minor weather delays, construction on David Kemp Hall continues more than a week ahead of schedule. The stonework, utilities, roof, and walls are almost completed. Students can look forward [...]

Thanks to Student Council, the voice of the under-caffeinated student has been heard; Dining Services kept Kohlberg Coffee Bar open last Saturday and will do so again this Saturday to see if it could be profitable in the long run; $300 is

This past weekend, Swarthmore hosted "The New Danger: Black and Latino Men Facing Evolving Challenges to their Scholarship and Community," a conference for Black and Latino men from the Consortium on High Achievement and Success [CHAS].

As part of this year’s Math Department lecture series, Philadelphia-native and Smith College professor Joseph O’ Rourke returned this Tuesday to present his lecture entitled “Geometric Folding Algorithms: Linkages, Origami, and Polyhedra.” The talk focused on the computational geometry behind the deconstruction

The Amos J. Peaslee Debate Society competed at a tournament hosted by University of Pennsylvania last weekend. One of Swarthmore's novice teams - Chenge Mahomva '11 and Carlo Felizardo '11 - placed as the 8th team overall. Read more inside.