“Students express frustration with college’s priorities when people get sick” Last month Earlham experienced the start of a moderate COVID outbreak. On top of that, the so-called “Freshman Flu,” a virus that often comes after move-in, made its way around Read More …
Jimmy at The Friends Community on National Legislation. Photo provided by Jimmy. Last spring, Earlham students attended the Friends Community on National Legislation to lobby for violence intervention programs. The attire for the weekend was formal, as expected: Read More …
Yara Matar (she/her)‘25 Comparative Languages and LinguisticsEditor, Writer Highlight of being on the news team:“Getting to practice more filmmaking skills and having the freedom to follow personal projects!” Khalid Kishawi (he/they)‘26 SociologyWriterHighlight of being on the news team:“Having a platform Read More …
“The possibilities are what we as students make them.” Our principles and practices call upon us to ensure students are represented in campus decision making. For that reason Earlham Student Government (ESG) is making a comeback. Having been on a Read More …
Photo by Nathan Rivas “The reality of being a part of a capitalist society” In 2020, while the college struggled with a budget deficit, Earlham college subcontracted housekeeping and facilities to National Management Resources (NMR) which, according to administrators, saved 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 …