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A textbook affordability project called PALSave saves students money and creates a more equitable system for acquiring and using textbooks. Read more
We asked the Class of 2024 to tell us about the best decision they ever made as an Earlham student. Read more
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Mourning Fox '89 went from majoring in peace to working closely with the police. Read more
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One bright evening last summer, just off the cobblestone streets of Prague, Fawzia Istrabadi ’20 began performing her adaptation of Read more
When the Capitol was breached on January 6, 2021, most people watched it from afar. Sonia Norton ’18, on the Read more
Rachael Van Schoik ’08 teamed up with the Joseph Moore Museum last fall to inspire educators to deepen their connection Read more
After reading a family friend’s collection of Earlhamite magazine at his home in Japan, John Ozai ’27 discovered a community that matched Read more
When William H. McRaven left as chancellor of the University of Texas System in 2018, the former Navy Admiral famously Read more
Radical Jewelry Makeover is an initiative by the nonprofit Ethical Metalsmiths with a goal of bringing awareness to the perils Read more
Sara Paule, Earlham College's director of grants and sponsored research, took her fascination with the cosmos to a new level Read more
Esteban Arguedas ’15 received $100,000 from Airbnb’s OMG! Fund to make his beehive-inspired vacation home design come to life in Read more
Tom Hamm, one of the world’s foremost experts on Quakerism in the U.S., describes his arrival on Earham’s campus in Read more
As a junior in her spring term on Earlham’s off-campus program in Granada, Spain, Emma Guenthner ’20 volunteered with a Read more