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An entrepreneur, Yee is making Myanmar a more fashionable place.

A starter of startups, He wanted to see “more creativity, more ideas coming from a younger generation of Chinese.”

For Sniderman, international events had a big effect in setting him up for a career as a human rights defender.

Jinich discovered Swarthmore’s education program his junior year. It would mark the beginning of a prolific career.

As strategic planning director for Titan, Papalexopoulou guided the company’s international expansion.

A social change-maker, Fajardo knew when he was at Swarthmore that he wanted to one day return to Venezuela.

Asibon came up with of the idea for the nonprofit she co-founded, Dislabelled, while still in high school.

Unlike friends who went on campus tours, Nilsson picked Swarthmore out of a book of U.S. colleges.

All hail the echinoderms! Among them, a strange and wondrous creature that motors through salt-soaked currents and intertidal pools with self-generated hydraulic power—and tube feet.

Swarthmore alumni are creating change and growth in their home countries.