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Although Sally Ride ’72 opted for Stanford over Swarthmore after three semesters, she never forgot the College.

Like Swarthmore father, like Swarthmore son for Karan Madan ’91 and Arjun Madan ’21.

Ghana left an impression of color, joy, and friendship for Lang scholar Tamara De Moor ’10.

“Black-and-white in photography frees your mind from having to process all the colors,” says Ron Tarver, a visiting assistant professor of studio art.

Brown isn’t the only color Wendell Willard ’70 sees when he looks at wood.

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.