في قُدْسي ضَمَّدْتُ جِراحي وَبَثَثْتُ هُمومي للهِ وَحَمَلْتُ الرُّوحَ عَلى كَفِّي مِنْ أَجْلِ فِلَسْطينَ ٱلعَرَبِيَهْ Recently, music giants Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music have removed Mohammed Assaf’s Dammi Falastini (My Blood is Palestinian). Spotify claimed the song was removed Read More …
Pablo Picasso, a name synonymous with 20th-century art, stands as an extraordinary figure whose creative legacy has indelibly shaped the course of art history. Yet within this vast canvas of artistic innovation, a captivating narrative is often left Read More …
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Photo of Kate Wallace at the senior art show. Photo provided by Kate Wallace During the opening show, I was mesmerized by the array of talent and hard work displayed throughout the gallery. Reading the accompanying artist’s statements while admiring Read More …
“There is power in unity” Photo provided by SDC Earlham College has gone through many initiatives to help support students and the community; however, many of these projects are short-lived due to seniors leaving, leadership changes, and other roadblocks. One Read More …
Breaking the awkward silence around discussing race at Earlham Photo by Hiyori Kobayashi: Monument of Enslaved Africans in National Peace and Justice Museum (Memorial of Racial Lynching Terror in the background) From March 10th to 13th, 30 Earlham students went Read More …
On March 5th, Nicola Gacy held her senior piano recital in Lingle Hall. The crowd — maybe 40 people — consisted of many of her friends and teachers from Earlham in addition to her parents and childhood best Read More …
Photo by Zain Hammad Tucked into a cozy corner of the Runyan basement is an Earlham treasure. Beyond the post office and the slightly spooky, fluorescent hallway lies the home of WECI 91.5, Richmond’s local public radio station right in Read More …