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Pendle Marshall-Hallmark ’14 joined the Fellowship of Reconciliation Peace Presence, working as an “accompanier.”

First officially celebrated at Swarthmore in 1904, May Day traces its roots to ancient Greek and Roman festivals.

An ornate roll-top desk once owned by Quaker ministers Joel and Hannah Bean made its way to FHL this spring.

Melina Healey ’08 craved solitude and the excitement of wandering.

Steve Dean ’11, a dating consultant & matchmaker at Dateworking.com, is doing many cool things in the Big Apple.

Rita Kamani-Renedo ’08 is building community in the classroom.

Updates on the Council's Dress for Success clothing giveaway, Trivia Night, and other initiatives.

Folk singer Tom O’Donnell ’69 recently released his seventh album and performed at Alumni Weekend.

Leonard Barkan ’65’s “life of the mind” is guided by his heart.

To be tranquil and efficient, while creating freely—that’s an aspiration I gleaned from my quilling experience, says Bulletin Designer Phillip Stern ’84.