Events Calendar
Events
College Meeting for Worship
Stout MeetinghouseCome 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)
Festival of Trees!
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...
Richmond Community Orchestra Concert
Dance Alloy
Virtual Open House
Can’t make it to campus? Join us online for a live info session, a virtual campus tour, and a student panel.
Friday Live!
Christmas Candlelight
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.
Piano Duo Concert: The Nutcracker and Beyond
"Celebrate the magic of the season with an unforgettable evening of music for two pianos and four hands. Internationally acclaimed pianist Alexander Shtarkman returns and joins Earlham piano faculty Shiyu Wang for a sparkling holiday concert featuring Tchaikovsky’s beloved Nutcracker Suite in its brilliant two-piano arrangement. The program will also include additional masterworks for two...
Earlham in Hard Times, 1942-1952: Some Possible Lessons for Today
Tom Hamm, emeritus professor of history and Quaker scholar in residence, will deliver the inaugural lecture in the Tom Hamm Annual Lecture Series in History at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3, in Ronald Gallery, Lilly Library. Join Tom as he takes a look back at events from 1942-1952, when Earlham navigated national turmoil — from...
Healthy Holiday Challenge
The New Year is often a time that we deliberate on the changes we want or need to make in our lives. Every year, more than one-third of Americans resolve to better themselves in some way, yet fewer than 10 percent actually achieve success in their resolutions. Whether your goal is to lose weight or...