Opinions section editors reflect on the past semester and discuss the importance of providing an inclusive window into the ...

Wicked: For Good” invites us to investigate the authenticity of such labels and intentions. The first installment, “Wicked: Part One,” excellently established the impersonal traits and identities of ...

On Dec. 3, former Swarthmore math professor Eduard “Teddy” Einstein was tragically killed after being struck by a car while ...

It is Slavoj Žižek who I have to thank for much of my interest in philosophy — and perhaps most of my intellectual outputs. A chance encounter with his books “Living in the End Times” and “The ...

“Nothing on social media is real” – this idea has been repeated to us throughout our lives. The reality of this statement became jarringly clear to me recently. During my TikTok doomscroll before bed, ...

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Below is an abbreviated summary of the four-day encampment on Trotter Lawn, which ended in arrests by law enforcement Saturday morning. The events described below, as well as their lead-up and ...

Did you know that France is the second largest market for rap albums in the world? In fact, some French artists sell more units than their American counterparts. However, Americans know hardly ...

Editor’s Note: In the final issue of the Phoenix this semester, we are introducing a new column, entitled “In Troubled Times,” which will continue as a regular segment in Fall 2025. In this column, we ...

This is by no means a definitive list of the best Christmas movies ever made, but it is my personal lineup of what I plan to revisit this holiday season — or, at the very least, what I’ll shamelessly ...

On March 3, 2018, Students for Justice in Palestine launched a petition to end the sale of Sabra products on campus. Within days of launching, over 500 students and other community members had signed.

Chaos and uncertainty ruled campus yesterday. Another chapter in Swarthmore’s long history of student protest felt intensified amidst an increasingly defensive college administration and a reactionary ...