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Making an impact on others through the wonder of writing.

Helping ‘leading ladies from the liberal arts’ get in—and win—the game.

As the Nazi shadow spread across Europe, two future Swarthmoreans experienced the worst—and the best—of humanity.

Rio Akasaka ’09 and Kendell Byrd ’17 talk tech.

Since 2001, Swarthmore’s Lang Center for Civic and Social Responsibility has built on the pioneering vision of philanthropist Eugene M. Lang ’38, H’81.

Charles Jackson ’60 pens a tribute to Bill Lyon ’60, his lifelong—and life-saving—friend.

In words and art, longtime LGBTQ activist Allan Troxler ’69 reflects.

On his LGBTQ legacy...and ours.

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