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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. 

Patty Pesavento ’83 admittedly does not fit the pathologist’s image as portrayed on CSI where, as she says, “all pathologists are tall, good looking, in high heels with nice nails, and always coming back from an opera. ...

More than a spacecraft designer-engineer, Joe Hackel has a thirst for solving small problems. 

Kim Comer ’09, a logistician for Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), assists with MSF’s anti-malaria efforts in Chad ...

Oct. 31, during Garnet Homecoming and Family Weekend, five former student-athletes and one of the College's most dominant teams will be enshrined in the Garnet Athletics Hall of Fame.

This spring Katie Jo McMenamin ’16 became the fifth—and only the second underclass student-athlete—to earn All-American status in outdoor track and field.

A presidential search committee led by Salem Shuchman ’84, vice chairman of the Board of Managers, began meeting this fall.

The Swarthmore Board of Managers welcomed five members at its September meeting.