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Mary Schmidt Campbell ’69, H’09 delivered the 2019 McCabe Lecture in October during Garnet Weekend.

The acclaimed poet and essayist ave a wide-ranging, moving, insightful, and often uproarious talk on campus.

“My life has really been marked by opportunity,” says Asahi Pompey ’94.

In Passage West, Rishi Reddi ’88 explores the question Who is welcome in America?

Perhaps the biggest mystery of Marga Jann ’72’s new novel is where the truth ends and the hypothetical begins.

From New York to Ghana, Swarthmore alumni are changing the world, writes President Valerie Smith.

“Perhaps to lose a sense of where you are implies the danger of losing a sense of who you are.”

Black Studies provides an academic home for urgent discussions on race.

A ceramic pot outside the BCC recognizes the life and spirit of Debra Pinder Symonette ’78.

Karama Neal ’93 is an advocate for Arkansas landowners.