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As an instructor at Swarthmore, Andrew Hauze ’04 has twice performed George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue.

Purple, historically a color of royalty and nobility, took on a different meaning in the military.

Green forests, emeralds, and limes, OK. But green fire?

Pinkwashing has Lori van Dam ’86 seeing red.

Andy Podolsky ’88's wombat conservation lecture.

“Orange is a cheery antidote to the typically bland world of residential real estate,” says Eli Spevak ’93.

Red is passionate. And love was one reason Ross Ogden ’66 joined the American Red Cross.

How do we make choices about color? Immerse yourself in this vibrant world … then find your way back home.

Entrepreneurs Way-Ting Chen ’94 and Jennifer Li Shen ’94 co-founded Blue Garnet, an LA-based consulting firm. 

Dante Anthony Fuoco ’12 flexed his improv performance muscles in New Orleans.