Dear readers,
It is with great pleasure that I announce the launch of The Phoenix’s new, interactive Web site.
It is my hope that this site will open up a plethora of innovative new ways for us to fulfill our mission of providing fair, accurate and comprehensive news coverage for the Swarthmore community.
The new face of The Phoenix’s online edition is intended to complement, but in no way replace, our weekly print publication. We look forward to using the site to disseminate breaking news, and are very excited to provide several new features including commenting, which we hope will facilitate discussion and provide a way for readers to respond to our articles and other content without necessarily waiting until the next week to submit a letter to the editor.
We feel that commenting will also enhance our presence as a community forum though which diverse opinions can be articulated, challenged and defended.
Other exciting new features of the site include accessible archives that are fully searchable and browsable, sharing features such as the ability to e-mail articles to friends and a widget that highlights our most popular content, including most read, most commented and most e-mailed articles.
We also have a live RSS feed, for those who want to view Phoenix content through services such as Google Reader.
I hope you will take the time to explore our new site at www.swarthmorephoenix.com, and please check back often.
We are confident that you will enjoy the clean new interface and features, and we encourage you to send us feedback — the site is a work in progress, and we are eager to hear what you think and revise it accordingly, so it best reflects the needs of the Swarthmore community.
Thank you for reading The Phoenix, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this new site.
Sincerely,
Ian Yarett ’09
Editor in Chief
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Discussion
Vivaan Nehru
5 months ago
Thanks Ian, the website is fantastic!
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