Experience Earlham Friday
Designed for admitted students, these Fridays offer the chance to sit in on a class, meet professors one-on-one, and connect with current students.
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Designed for admitted students, these Fridays offer the chance to sit in on a class, meet professors one-on-one, and connect with current students.
Come as you are... you are welcome here Colleen Wessel-McCoy (2/8) Seth Hopper (2/15) Aija Bowman (2/22) Jimmy Freiberger (3/1) Katia Marchenko (3/22) Meerab Rasheed (3/29) Cyrus Garretson (4/5)...
Join the Earlham Percussion Program in concert with guests the Mississinawa Valley High School Kuro Taka Taiko Drummers for an energetic evening of music. This family friendly concert features a variety...
Join the Earlham College Jazz Ensemble and Guitar Ensemble for an engaging evening of music ranging from Richmond icons to sounds from around the world. try { var kalturaPlayer =...
Come as you are... you are welcome here Colleen Wessel-McCoy (2/8) Seth Hopper (2/15) Aija Bowman (2/22) Jimmy Freiberger (3/1) Katia Marchenko (3/22) Meerab Rasheed (3/29) Cyrus Garretson (4/5)...
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Join Earlham's Concert Choir and Chamber Singers for their spring semester concert, Take Me Home - a variety of musical styles on the theme of home. Pieces sung in English,...
The Earlham Symphony Orchestra, with guest community and professional musicians performs an exceptional series of pieces associated with stage and screen. They alternate in mood between light and shadow, reflecting the depths of human experience. The program features classical overtures to stage plays by Beethoven (Goethe's Egmont) and Mendelssohn (Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream), film music from Platoon (the beautiful Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber), and from Hitchcock's Psycho, concluding with the iconic ballet suite Appalachian Spring by Aaron Copland.
Come as you are... you are welcome here Colleen Wessel-McCoy (2/8) Seth Hopper (2/15) Aija Bowman (2/22) Jimmy Freiberger (3/1) Katia Marchenko (3/22) Meerab Rasheed (3/29) Cyrus Garretson (4/5) Hazel Vernon (4/12) Quinn Bucher (4/19) Dorian Campbell Himes (4/26) Diana Martinez (5/3) Felix Cihldress (5/10)
In this final installment of Kathryn Clare Glen’s steam-punk fantasy trilogy, our hapless history teacher is now firmly ensconced in a new universe as Personal Assistant (and husband) to Captain Daisy Fitzgerald McNamara Hathaway, of the Airship Nephthys. As the Free People negotiate a balance between pirate adventures and the temptations of domestic bliss, the...