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The Revolutionary Theater class performed a pair of pieces collectively called “Chekhov in the Courtyard” yesterday afternoon in Kohlberg Courtyard. The class, taught by Visiting Assistant Professor of Russian Brian…
Colorful works by this semester’s Oil Painting class were installed in McCabe last week, completely filling the first floor foyer. Paintings range from intensely vibrant to pastel, dreamy to vivid.…
The Swarthmore Institute for Liberal Arts in the 21st Century may be an ambitious name for a start-up organization that received its first funding just months ago and up to…
The Daily Gazette‘s Co-Editor-in-Chief Max Nesterak ’13 and Arts & Features Editor Lily Jamison-Cash ’15 report on their spring break trip to the Woodie Awards. The Awards, held every year…
Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters is set in “The Prozorov house and grounds in a provincial Russian town.” We are constantly being told by Vershinin (Mark Levine-Weinberg ’14) that life will…
Yellowstockings performed Shakespeare’s Macbeth in LPAC last weekend. The Daily Gazette spoke with Director Patrick Ross ’15 and Assistant Director Sara Morell ’15 about their experiences with putting Yellowstockings’ first show…
Dean Braun: Referendum Would Not Be Binding Co-Presidents Gabby Capone ’13 and Victor Brady ‘13 met with Dean of Students Liz Braun last week to discuss the proposed referendum on…
Swarthmore will turn 150 next year, and to mark the celebration the Sesquicentennial Committee is putting together a slew of events. Though many of the events and most of the…
Gripping, touching, ferocious – and told through the eyes of a six-year-old; oscar-nominated film Beasts of the Southern Wild riveted a fully-packed Sci 101 last Friday night, followed by a…
In “Arsenic and Water,” a photograph in J. Henry Fair’s current exhibit in McCabe, a river of red seems to flow between two ashy mountains. This crimson scarf, blanketing the…
Gallery: Chekhov in the Courtyard
The Revolutionary Theater class performed a pair of pieces collectively called “Chekhov in the Courtyard” yesterday afternoon in Kohlberg Courtyard. The class, taught by Visiting Assistant Professor of Russian Brian…
Oil Painting Class Displays Work in McCabe; Adds Color, Perspective
Colorful works by this semester’s Oil Painting class were installed in McCabe last week, completely filling the first floor foyer. Paintings range from intensely vibrant to pastel, dreamy to vivid.…
Liberal Arts Institute Moving from Rhetoric to Substance
The Swarthmore Institute for Liberal Arts in the 21st Century may be an ambitious name for a start-up organization that received its first funding just months ago and up to…
The DG at the 2013 mtvU Woodie Awards
The Daily Gazette‘s Co-Editor-in-Chief Max Nesterak ’13 and Arts & Features Editor Lily Jamison-Cash ’15 report on their spring break trip to the Woodie Awards. The Awards, held every year…
Production Ensemble’s Three Sisters Challenges Audience to Live with the Present
Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters is set in “The Prozorov house and grounds in a provincial Russian town.” We are constantly being told by Vershinin (Mark Levine-Weinberg ’14) that life will…
Q&A: Macbeth Directors Patrick Ross and Sara Morell
Yellowstockings performed Shakespeare’s Macbeth in LPAC last weekend. The Daily Gazette spoke with Director Patrick Ross ’15 and Assistant Director Sara Morell ’15 about their experiences with putting Yellowstockings’ first show…
StuCo Report: Referendum Not Binding
Dean Braun: Referendum Would Not Be Binding Co-Presidents Gabby Capone ’13 and Victor Brady ‘13 met with Dean of Students Liz Braun last week to discuss the proposed referendum on…
Sesquicentennial Celebration Brings Arts to Campus
Swarthmore will turn 150 next year, and to mark the celebration the Sesquicentennial Committee is putting together a slew of events. Though many of the events and most of the…
Producers Go Behind the Beast in Beasts of the Southern Wild
Gripping, touching, ferocious – and told through the eyes of a six-year-old; oscar-nominated film Beasts of the Southern Wild riveted a fully-packed Sci 101 last Friday night, followed by a…
J. Henry Fair’s Environmentally-Conscious Photographs Arrive in McCabe
In “Arsenic and Water,” a photograph in J. Henry Fair’s current exhibit in McCabe, a river of red seems to flow between two ashy mountains. This crimson scarf, blanketing the…