The closing event of this year's Tri-Co Peace Week was a mix of music, dance, serious reflection on the Rwandan genocide of 1994. The evening started in the Lang Performing [...]
On Wednesday night, a diverse panel from the Bryson Institute of Philadelphia shared their experiences as young LGBTQ people in an event sponsored by Peace Week, SQU, and Feminist Majority. [...]
Have you been seeing more course evaluations recently? The extra evaluations come out of four recommendations made by an assessment planning committee. According to Professor Thomas Stephenson, the current head [...]
The "Thanksgiving in the Spring" initiative was presented to Curriculum Committee, where discussion was tabled until next semester. Although frustrated by this setback, Student Council is continuing to meet with [...]
We asked Ralph Thayer, Director of Maintenance, what was being done to fix these leaks. He wrote in an e-mail, "The roof leak in Lang Music was isolated and repaired [...]
This past week, the walls of the Science Center were covered with posters warning students to study elsewhere, as 150 middle schools girls would be running around the Science Commons [...]
The Garnet varsity shuffleboard team came out of their conference finals last Thursday with a stunning 10-5, 9-2, 11-7 win over archrival Williams College. The Cow's collapse in the second [...]
A recent poll shows that the most popular sport at Swarthmore is "Misery Poker." Though neither a team nor recognized division sport, Misery Poker has a much larger following among [...]
Just lose The Game? The good news is that if you didn't, I did, so you've got exactly five minutes to carry on with life, worry-free in regards to losing [...]
Since it will be a few months before the costumed Phoenix mascot makes its sidelines debut, the Daily Gazette, "Your Fun Computer Friend," will be filling in in its place, [...]