BREAKING: Robbery Near Old Tarble; Student Sustained Minor Injuries

Tuesday Chatter: 5.7.2013

Next Steps Together: A Message from Rebecca Chopp

Swarthmore Pegs Cost of Divestment at $200 Million Over 10 Years

At last weekend’s open meeting of Swarthmore College’s Board of Managers, Board Investment Committee Chair…

The Swatter: April 29-May 5

Criminal Mischief Date: Monday, April 29 Time: 9:01-9:10 a.m. Location: Worth Residence Hall Synopsis: EVS reported to Public Safety…

Op-Ed: Overlooked Aspects of the Student Intervention in the May 4th Board of Managers Meeting

Op-Ed submitted by George Lakey, Visiting Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies, Research Fellow at the Lang Center for Civic and Social Responsibility I understand the hesitation to endorse MJ’s forceful…

Religion Department Students for Divestment

Op-ed submitted by Lo-Yuan Chou ’15, Damella Dotan ’15, Benjamin Ellentuck ’14, Marcus Ford ’15, Christopher Geissler ’13, Joshua Gregory ’15, Porsché Poole ’14, and Naia Poyer ’14,…

Op-Ed: Raped and Betrayed

Op-Ed submitted by Mia Ferguson Andrea Pino notes in her article, “it’s hard to say what could be worse than my rape.” I was sexually assaulted my first…

Divestment: A Necessary Change

Editorial by the Opinions Editor, Aaron Dockser ’13. Hello DG readers. You don’t often hear from me or see me, but I am the invisible mouth through which…

Swatbox Receives Mixed Reviews in First Year, Looks to Future Collaborations

Freshmen-led music-appreciation group Swatbox is going strong as its first year comes to a close, even despite a somewhat mixed reception…

Boy Meets Tractor Showcases Creativity and Humor with a Swarthmore Bent

Boy Meets Tractor (BMT), Swarthmore’s only sketch comedy group, will be hosting its Spring Show today at 8:30 in Sci 101. Four…

Tri-Co Film Festival Transports, Inspires

This past Wednesday evening, an eager audience was gathered in an old-fashioned, narrow theater, waiting for the lights to dim. The…

Preview: Meryl Sands’ Honors Directing Thesis, Unstuck

Grieving is as much about imagination as it is about memory. Our construction of the past is based on our perceptions…

Grown-Up Stories: Summer Book Recommendations

White Noise, a novel by Don DeLillo, 1985 Moralistic attacks on consumerism are commonplace in fiction, so much so that many…