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From a Broken Promise, Glimmers of Hope Still Emanate: Swarthmore Pledges to Reach Carbon-Neutrality by 2035, But Why Does It Feel Like We Don’t Care?

imagine a lush garden fill your pockets with freshly torn grass so that you carry the burden of the Earth For the past couple of months, Magill Walk has been closed for construction. The exposed steel pipes perfectly bisecting the trees along

February 3, 2022

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From a Broken Promise, Glimmers of Hope Still Emanate: Swarthmore Pledges to Reach Carbon-Neutrality by 2035, But Why Does It Feel Like We Don’t Care?

After Changes to Swarthmore Student Handbook, ACLU and Faculty Raise Alarm

Graphic – Swarthmore’s Favorite Debate Moments

Swarthmore Sees Rise in Pell Grant Recipients, First-Generation Students, and Awaits Demographic Data for First Post-Affirmative Action Class

Unraveling Morality: Professor Megan Brown on the Ballets Roses Affair

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waste disposal

From a Broken Promise, Glimmers of Hope Still Emanate: Swarthmore Pledges to Reach Carbon-Neutrality by 2035, But Why Does It Feel Like We Don’t Care?

After Changes to Swarthmore Student Handbook, ACLU and Faculty Raise Alarm

Graphic – Swarthmore’s Favorite Debate Moments

Swarthmore Sees Rise in Pell Grant Recipients, First-Generation Students, and Awaits Demographic Data for First Post-Affirmative Action Class

Unraveling Morality: Professor Megan Brown on the Ballets Roses Affair