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“Poetry is really a priceless thing in this world,” says Julian Randall ’15.

Marshall Curry ’92’s night at the Oscars in February was a joyous affair.

Kimaya Diggs ’15 recovered from surgery to sing again. 

As a result of increased planning and action, Swarthmore has been designated a “Voter Friendly Campus.” 

Swarthmore’s first Womxn’s Leadership Summit challenged the notion that success must be male-oriented.

In Iceland, alumni penned a letter to the Muslim community to express support and sympathy after the Christchurch massacre.

A journalist donated her book research on FBI files to the Swarthmore College Peace Collection.

Twelve faculty members shared their insights on the evolution of the liberal arts at a symposium in April.

Singer Hall will be one of only a few science buildings named for a woman on an American college campus.

This April, the Swarthmore community gave $555,130 in 24 hours in honor of Lucretia Mott.