President Chopp's Listening Tour
Rebecca Chopp is engaging in conversation with alumni, parents, and friends about what makes Swarthmore special and about the College's future. Follow her blog to gather her impressions and join her along the tour when she stops in your city.
Phoenix Gear
Swarthmore's mascot dropped by the College Bookstore to do some holiday shopping, but you don't have to visit the campus to do yours. Visit the Bookstore online to pick up your very own plush Phoenix, baseball cap, sweatshirt, or more...
Watch Taiko
Watch Associate Professor of Dance Kim Arrow and his students perform what he calls "a perfect marriage of dance and drumming."
Extern Program
The Swarthmore Extern Program is a job shadowing program that matches current students with alumni hosts/mentors. This year's program will take place January 11-15, 2010.
Easy Riders
Watch Alex Bell '09 and Andres Pacheco '09 demo their hydrogen-powered moto on the Discovery Channel. (full story at 1:10)
Living the Life He Sings About
Listen: Maurice Eldridge '61, a lifelong educator and patron of the arts, says the Chester Upland School of the Arts represents community building at its best.
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It's possible, all of our events are listed on the alumni calendar. New events are added regularly, so check back often!
Alumni Relations:
Phone: (610) 328-8402Email: alumni@swarthmore.edu
Gift Inquiries:
Phone: (610) 957-6132Phone: (800) 525-8622
Email: support@swarthmore.edu
Credit Card Gift Hotline
Phone: (800) 660-9714Swarthmore College
500 College AvenueSwarthmore, PA 19081
Bubble Buster Dean Baker '80 saw it coming. But if anything, his gloomy forecasts now look conservative.
Update Your E-mail Address
Help our Green Campaign by providing the College with your e-mail address. This will reduce mailing costs and paper usage by having more of your Swarthmore mail sent to you by e-mail.
Isn't a German Jazz pianist somehow like a Japanese Yodeler? Cornell Visiting Professor Hans Lüdemann discusses the role of a creative musician in society and examines questions of identity. The lecture includes adventurous improvisations and some brand new pieces of music created at Swarthmore College.