Earlham College

Margaret Hamilton led a team of 100 in writing the onboard software that made the lunar landings possible. The Indiana native graduated from Earlham College in Richmond, Ind., in 1958.

President Paul Sniegowski states that the goal of expanding the program's income requirements is to make attending Earlham more affordable and encourage more Indiana residents to consider the college, who otherwise may attend another school or skip higher education altogether.

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) is awarding $37.5 million in grants for 240 humanities projects across the country, including several in the Tri-State.

Climate change is affecting nearly everything — bee populations included. Melanie Kazenel, Ph.D., is studying just how different bees are dealing with warming and drier habitats.

The award-winning author and journalist leads off Black History Month Friday at the school in Richmond, Ind.

Anne Houtman will retire at the end of the 2023-24 school year to "resume scholarly projects she put on hold" when she became president.

Rather than mining new gemstones and metals, students from several Midwest schools — including Earlham College, Bowling Green State University, Indiana University, and Ball State — will transform donated jewelry into new pieces.

Following its debut in Richmond, Ind., this week, Earlham College is taking an original adaptation of a local author's steampunk odyssey to the world's largest performance arts festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Earlham College is moving to make its 400-acre Earlham Nature Reserve System more accessible to the public.

A group of researchers from a variety of institutions, including Earlham College, have published a paper in the Journal of Applied Ecology on best practices for LGBTQ+ inclusion during field research.