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Grinnell’s dedication to educating individuals “who are prepared in life and work to use their knowledge and their abilities to serve the common good,” as stated in the College…

In his June 1906 inauguration speech, Grinnell president John H.T. Main predicted a future when a person could sit at the breakfast table and speak by phone with a friend in…

Delia Salomon ’14 started her attempt to swim the English Channel from Dover, England, in the dark of night. At hour 10, she was “quite shocked” to have France…

The White House recently recognized Yesenia Ayala ’18 and 10 other young women selected from more than 1,000 nominees as “Champions of Change” for empowering and inspiring members…

It was all in the DATA for the fall break tour, Oct. 19­–24, that connected 20 students seeking career insights with alumni who work in tech startups and at giga-giant Google, in the financial…

While Grinnell College has a long and intentional history of encouraging participation and advocacy on public issues, the national significance of Iowa’s political party caucuses is relatively…

New for 2015–16, all first-year students were assigned an adviser from the Center for Careers, Life, and Service (CLS). The purpose is to integrate the CLS into students’ lives as soon as possible…

Siberia: In the Eyes of Russian Photographers

January 29–March 20, 2016

This exhibition is a geographical portrait that has the potential to alter stereotypes about a…

Amy Neevel ’95, a researcher at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, received a $1,500 grant to support the development of a peer-mentoring video web project to promote…