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Gates Scholar Sylvester Johnson will give two lectures on diverse topics at Grinnell College on Oct. 25-26, 2017.

McCalla sings in French, Haitian Creole, and English, and performs cello, tenor banjo, and guitar

Witness for Peace’s fall speaker, Carol Rojas, will address popular education and intersectional organizing in a dynamic of escalating violence in post-accords Colombia.

A New Orleans institution since 1983, the band now plays stages and festivals worldwide.

Visit SHACS Monday or Thursday afternoons to help reduce your stress and improve your focus.

Quarrat Ann Kadwani will play 13 characters in her one-woman, autobiographical play ‘They Call Me Q’ at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 23.

Gift establishes fund to help students prepare for careers around the world.

A screening of the third documentary in Luis Argueta’s immigration trilogy will be followed by a question and answer session with the director.

Peer mentors available Sunday–Thursday, 7–9 p.m., in Burling Library for writing assignments for any class.

The array of strategies and tools that Kayla Estes ’18 and her teammates developed through Spark inspired two community organizations, Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Agency and the Ahrens Family Foundation, to fund Estes’ continued work with the Grinnell Community Daycare and Preschool Center.

Thomas Adès' adventurous new opera is about a dinner party from which guests can't escape. The Nov. 18 opera is the third and final one from the fall Live in HD season.

Grain scientist and innovator Lee DeHaan will describe the development of Kernza, a new and sustainable perennial grain crop, on Oct. 10.

The founder and director of Essie Justice Group, which supports women with loved ones in prison, will receive the Grinnell Prize and share her experiences.

Grinnell Prize Week honors winner Gina Clayton, founder of Essie Justice Group