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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.

President Valerie Smith announced in May that fraternities and sororities would no longer exist at the College.

“Studying the humanities developed me in ways that I could not have anticipated,” writes Cameron Wiley ’19.

Intergenerational cooperation guides the Rosenbaums of Winddrift Farms.

If an old-style Swarthmore honors seminar was reborn in Manhattan, it could well be New York City’s Ancient Greek Reading Group.

In health-focused fields, an appreciation for art and culture, language and literature connects professionals to their patients—and one another.