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Audrey Pernell ’04 is a classical, pop, and theater voice teacher in Santiago, Chile. Here’s how she made it from Swarthmore to the Southern Hemisphere.

In just eight days, the women’s soccer team went from seventh place to Centennial Conference (CC) champions, winning four consecutive do-or-die matches.

Swarthmore’s campus is widely regarded as being among the nation’s most beautiful, largely because of its plant life.

Although a traffic circle plays a key role, the newest College presence in The Ville will be anything but roundabout. 

Isaac Akrong contends that we can all walk to the eternal rhythms of life. His electrifying stage presence and infectious smile illustrate this conviction. 

Ethiopia in the late 1970s was wracked by drought, famine, and civil war. Hunger was used as a weapon. 

New books published by Swarthmore  graduates

In the Finnish version of baseball, after you hit, you run to the left, as if toward third base, not first. 

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been interested in how a space becomes a place. To me, a place is where people feel welcome to hang out, come and go as they please, and return repeatedly.

"Shut up, you’re such a baby!” That’s the comment “peter” posted about my Bloomberg Businessweek online column on the ethics of office gambling.