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.
Amelia Psmythe, a Portland, Ore., advocate for breast feeding says that she learned lessons on advocacy while an EC student.
Earlham College honored Sen. Allen Paul for his efforts to procure a traffic signal on National Road West at the College entrance.
Earlham earns excellent marks on the latest "green" survey of colleges and universities.
After decades of working to end the death penalty, Bruce L. Pearson '53, has turned his experiences into art. Headlines @ Earlham
October 15, 2009
(Length 16:40) -- Acclaimed author Melissa J. Delbridge was on campus recently to read from her book Family Bible, a memoir of growing up in Tuscaloosa, Ala. in the 1960s and 70s. Delbridge sat down with Director of Media Relations Mark Blackmon for a lengthy conversation and wide-ranging conversation, a portion of which we have excerpted for this episode. Delbridge also reads a bit from Family Bible for us.
(Length 16:41) In this episode we introduce you to Earlham's International Programs Office and learn more about the College's far-reaching international opportunities. Not only does Earlham bring a substantial number of international students to its campus each year, but it sends a significant number of students abroad for lengthy studies. Approximately 60-65% of Earlham students have studied off-campus by the time they have graduated.
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