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The grant will support Peter-Michael's project “Foundations and Applications of Constraint-based Synthesis."

All second-year, second-semester students need to declare their major by March 15 to be able to participate in fall registration.

Michael Hewitt ’20 recognized by DOE as outstanding intern.

“Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence” is organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery.

Grinnell College has long identified a diverse community as one of its core values. But it is not enough simply to believe a value is intrinsic; it must be lived every day.

Join us online as Associate Professor of History and Religious Studies Caleb Elfenbein discusses his newly published book “Fear in Our Hearts: What Islamophobia Tells Us about America.”

Religious Studies as a part of one’s liberal arts education

Gates Lecturer Ilyse Morgenstein Fuerst will give the 2021 Gates Lecture on April 8 noon–1 p.m. on Webex.

Associate Professor of History and Religious Studies Caleb Elfenbein will discuss his newly published book "Fear in Our Hearts: What Islamophobia Tells Us about America".

Have questions about a research paper? Not sure where to start finding sources for an upcoming presentation? Diving deep into an independent study, MAP, or senior thesis? Give a library lab a try.

The College holds in deep regard that community health means protecting the health of the many people in our community: students, staff, faculty, and the broader Grinnell community that the College calls home.

Given that our students are making good progress toward their degrees, despite a very difficult and intense year, Grinnell College will not offer classes in Summer 2021. We will work individually with the few students who need further academic credit on options towards the degree.

Grinnell College will host an in-person, outdoor commencement ceremony for graduating seniors on Friday, May 28, 2021, at 10 a.m. In light of current and projected community health conditions, we will not be able to invite families or guests including faculty, staff, and first-year through third-year students to attend this year's commencement.

This year’s recipients — which come from the classes of 1971, 1996, and 2011 — will be honored at a virtual Reunion celebration in June.