The Earlham community is invited to join New York artist and author Katie Yamasaki '99 for a talk followed by Q&A. Katie Yamasaki is based in Brooklyn, NY, and is an award winning author, illustrator, and muralist whose books and public art have been widely recognized and featured by major media outlets and cultural institutions.
Admitted students must submit an additional scholarship application to be considered for Scholarship Day, where they will take part in scholarship interviews.
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)
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)
Back by popular demand, please join Jewish Studies, the Office of Religious Life, Biology, and Environmental Sustainability for the second annual Tu B’Shevat seder. We will meet at 4:00 pm on Monday, February 2nd at the Co-Lab for an educational campus tree walk led by professors Melanie Kazanel and Jaime Coon. This will be followed...
Can’t make it to campus? Join us online for a live info session, a virtual campus tour, and a student panel.
Join the Earlham College Concert Choir and Chamber Singers and friends from the Office of Religious Life for an evening service with hymn singing, choral anthems, and profound togetherness. Piano prelude at 6:40, service at 7:00. All are welcome. To be held in Stout Meeting house.