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 Tasha Lewis ’12 created visual responses to all 644 pages of the Gabler edition of James Joyce’s Ulysses.

Risk isn’t just something to avoid blindly, says Paula Smith ’82.

David Fraser, Swarthmore president from 1982 to 1991, mastered weft-twined Bedouin weaving and wrote the definitive book on the subject. 

 The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers created The Carl Barus Award for Outstanding Service in the Public Interest.

A wooden bench in McCabe Library may have once supported Sojourner Truth.

Alumni advise students on how to break into tech

John Freeman ’96 launched an eponymous literary journal in October. 

Interested in brushing up on your Latin this summer by reading medieval texts full of action, adventure, and theology?

A 1939 fashion statement gets its due.

To eat better, says Jean Kristeller ’74, know yourself better.