Submitted by various Earlham students Cheers to…. • Fantastic metal and techno music • No more rehearsals and practices! • The gamelan concert • Celebrating 4/20 with your buddies • Finding out you actually did better in a class than Read More …
As the semester nears its end, so do athletic careers for senior athletes. Some athletes have strapped on their cleats and participated in their sport for over a decade, including four years at Earlham College. To celebrate the end of Read More …
This issue’s music review is a little differentin that I was asked to review this band bya fellow student, and I definitely welcome future recommendations! I definitely enjoyed going through the albums of this band. Kikagaku Moyo is a Japanese Read More …
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Dear Readers, This issue [5] represents more than a newspaper publication. It represents the hard work, countless hours, and relentless dedication from students and staff to nurture an idea that germinated into something that reflects immense learning, growth, and shared 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 …
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 …
St. Mary’s Japanese Episcopal Mission (1907). Source: stmarys-la.org On April 20th, four students and a professor from Earlham College attended a talk by Dr. Chrissy Lau at Eiteljorg Museum in Indianapolis. Dr. Lau teaches history and social behavioral and global Read More …
“You have to be who you need tobe, to be who you want to be.” Photo of the Reset Room in Cornersville, IN Middle School. Provided by Hiyori Kobayashi Anthony Philips, a student in Earlham College’s master of education program, Read More …
