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To be tranquil and efficient, while creating freely—that’s an aspiration I gleaned from my quilling experience, says Bulletin Designer Phillip Stern ’84.

Enjoy this migratory spring issue on global alumni who pollinate new ideas in their home countries, STEAM alumni bringing new technology to the marketplace, and sea stars navigating intertidal currents.

Bisno received the Fritz Stern Dissertation Prize for research on “Hotel Berlin.”

Find the gems in family lore and beyond, says Sam Dingman ’04. 

Annie Fetter ’88 wants everyone to love math as much as she does.

Kenneth E. Sharpe retires this spring after teaching political philosophy, practical ethics, Latin American politics, and foreign policy for more than 40 years.

Films with ties to Swarthmore alumni were among those nominated for Academy Awards. 

Swatties, surprise, and a new paradigm of interdisciplinary scientific thought.

A Lang family gift and fundraising challenge will designate $9 million to upgrade the Lang Music Building.

Kurt Eichenwald ’83 spoke on campus in February about his latest book.