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Tristan Reader ’89 launched a community-based nonprofit, Tohono O’odham Community Action (TOCA). 

By archiving her life's work and papers, Winifred Armstrong ’51 discovered new opportunities.

Caleb Ward ’07 seeks to better understand why moments of disruption matter so much.

Swarthmore gave Keiko Itoh ’74 an education in more ways than one.

Polymath Elizabeth Coleman ’69 finds renewal in art and activism.

Men’s lacrosse clinched its first postseason placement in Centennial Conference history.

Katie Jo McMenamin ’16 is our first NCAA national track and field champion.

Students from Sa’ed Atshan ’06’s Israeli-Palestinian Conflict class spent 10 days in the Middle East, meeting top humanitarians.

Deborah Walters ’73 kayaked 2,500 miles and raised $425,000 for Guatemalan children.

A “Budget Essentials” course informs and engages the community about the College’s finances and budget processes.