What makes your journey Epic?
The Epic Journey is an intentional four-year framework that includes mind-stretching academics, unparalleled experiences around the globe (from internships or research opportunities to semester-long study-abroad programs), future-ready skills development and intensive career coaching. We provide the framework and opportunities for reflection (and, in many cases, the funding!). From there, you choose the hands-on experiences that best align with your vision for a successful future. The result? You’ll graduate with the experience to thrive — personally and professionally — in your life and career.
What fuels your fire?
Engineering to make communities better? Socially responsible entrepreneurship? Improving lives through better healthcare? Whether you’re into sustainability, philosophy, music, history, biochemistry, politics, business or computer science, you’ll be surrounded by a community of students and faculty who are always ready to dive deeper into your favorite subjects. Settle in and explore our programs to see what feels right for you.
Our do-gooders are doing well.
“Outcomes.” Chances are you’ve seen the word a few times on college sites like these. But what are they, really? Outcomes are a way for us to measure the success of our students in whatever medium, industry or field they find it. In true Earlhamite fashion, there are countless career paths and journeys our students take — even rocket science, like Sascha Deri ’93. Where might your journey lead?
35 Questions with Keith Cozart
Professor Cozart studies and performs percussion around the world and has rocked out with Max Weinberg. At Earlham, you’ll just call him Keith. Learn what he nerds out about beyond music, his favorite class to teach, and his favorite restaurant in Richmond.
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Lilly Scholar Roman Hite joining Earlham’s Class of 2029
Roman Hite, one of Indiana’s prestigious Lilly Scholars, will study at Earlham as part of the Class of 2029. Hite is one of five designated Lilly Scholars for the 2025 to apply to Earlham as part of the fall entering class. Hailing from Versailles, Indiana, Hite plans to study engineering and will play second and third…
Two Earlhamites selected for Northern Ireland Leaders Across Borders cohort
Two Earlhamites, Blaise Rzeszut and Aseel Alaeddin, have been selected for this year’s Leaders Across Borders (LAB) cohort. They will travel all expenses paid to Ballycastle, Northern Ireland, for a week of workshops, excursions and learning about peace and conflict resolution.
Earlham College adds EV charging infrastructure in latest move toward environmental sustainability
Earlham College’s Center for Environmental Leadership is reinforcing its commitment to sustainability by creating electric vehicle charging infrastructure on campus, providing greater access to clean transportation options while engaging students in hands-on environmental leadership.
Board of Trustees responds to request for voluntary recognition of teaching faculty union
The Earlham College Board of Trustees has declined a request for voluntary recognition of a teaching faculty union, Board Chair Tom Thornburg said in an email to the campus community on Monday, Feb. 3.
Nikole Hannah Jones to speak at Earlham’s second annual Presidential Lecture Series
Nikole Hannah-Jones, the Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and creator of “The 1619 Project,” will visit Earlham as its second annual Presidential Lecture Series speaker at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 19.
Earlham Commons’ new tenant, Roots Bistro, hopes to grow with Earlham
The folks at Tree Hill Farms are on a mission: use regenerative farming to make good, healthy food. Make it simple, keep it delicious. Which is why Earlhamites looking for a fresh bite close to campus have a new venue to check out.