The oldest building on campus is the Old Observatory, nestled between Landrum Bolling Center and Carpenter Hall. While it is in the center of a bustling area on campus today, when it was constructed in 1861, it was far away from the action. The first observatory on a college campus in Indiana, it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.
Earlham earns excellent marks on the latest "green" survey of colleges and universities.
Fifty-seven liberal arts college presidents, including EC's Doug Bennett, have signed an open letter on open access.
The just-released Kaplan Newsweek College Guide prominently features Earlham.
After decades of working to end the death penalty, Bruce L. Pearson '53, has turned his experiences into art. Headlines @ Earlham
Earlham's women's soccer team has advanced to the North Coast Athletic Conference championship match on Saturday, November 7. Joy Doucette's goal was decisive in a 1-0 semifinal victory over Denison on Tuesday night in Granville, Ohio.
A World War II freighter named for Earlham College, the S.S. Earlham Victory, is headed for the scrap yard. The ship is one of the first to be recycled in an Obama Administration effort to clean up the fouled waters where obsolete ships have been stored in "ghost fleets" for decades.
Maura, Patrick and Conor Hall didn't reveal their college picks to one another until they had all made their decision. It may not be surprising for siblings this close, but twins Conor and Patrick and their sister, younger by 11 months, all chose to come to Earlham.
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