1. The father of Japanese language learning in Japan was a Russian merchant who was shipwrecked on the Russian coast in 1701. 2. The first chainsaw was designed in 1830 for surgical purposes. 3. The English word “check” in all Read More …
Photo by goearlham.com “Bet on Yourself and Trust Your Training” Connor Del Carmen is not averse to putting his name down in the Earlham College Athletics history books. Having been voted HCAC Runner of the Week on multiple occasions along Read More …
Hannah is a graduating senior majoring in Biology who plans on working in conservation ecology and eventually go back to graduate school for ornithology. Her favorite experience this year was TAing for ornithology, and she is looking forward to being Read More …
Photo by Saki Takizawa The Earlham Word is back! We are still amazed that this unique resource is being revived. Nevertheless, we are in the 21st century, and most of us are used to getting our news digitally. Hopefully, this Read More …
“The theme for this semester’s College Meeting for Worship is “The Path of Energy: Inertia, Stillness, and Seeking.” College Meetings happen every Sunday from 1:00-2:00pm in Stout Meetinghouse, unless otherwise specified on the schedule. Senior students (or rising seniors) and Read More …
Dylan Gayle is a Freshman at Earlham College who calls Kingston, Jamaica home. Dylan’s major is currently undecided, but he has inklings to double major in Peace and Global Studies and Sociology and Anthropology with a minor in Music. Dylan Read More …
The Earlham Word is back after a hiatus of two years! A new group of students from all four classes is leading the publication with the mentorship of several alumni and faculty members. The Earlham Word is only the latest Read More …
For Black History Month, the Black Student Union was able to plan a variety of amazing events to celebrate the Black community at Earlham. Three of those events included the Black Art Photo Exhibit, the Underdog Academy Poetry Event, and Read More …
“Only 90 miles from Earlham College!” On the night of February 3rd, the residents of East Palestine, Ohio encountered a disaster that no one could have been prepared for. While everyone was soundly asleep, a train derailed near East Palestine Read More …
“This is a place where I have a home.” Originally from a small city in New York, Thea Clarkberg graduated from Earlham in the Spring of 2022 with a degree in Biology. She loves horses and BTS, and likes the Read More …