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News

  1. The Grinnell Magazine

    Office for Civil Rights Investigation Initiated

    In July 2015, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) informed Grinnell College that it was opening an investigation into a Title IX complaint filed against the College…

  2. Innovators in Social Justice to Receive 2015 Grinnell Prize

    Sep 20, 2015

    This year’s winners of the Grinnell College Innovator for Social Justice Prize are working creatively to diminish the inequities facing underrepresented populations. The winners are:

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  3. Financial Future Update Fall 2015

    Sep 20, 2015

    In February 2013, the Grinnell College Board of Trustees voted to keep the College’s commitment to need-blind admission and to meeting 100 percent of domestic students’ financial need. At…

  4. Alumni Council News

    Sep 20, 2015

    Thirteen-year-old Bethany Willig has never taken a class at Grinnell College, but as the daughter of a faculty member and an alumni couple, she feels linked to its strong tradition of service…

  5. Faces of Philanthropy: Ties

    Sep 20, 2015

    In the globally competitive job market, quality summer internships markedly differentiate college graduates. Résumés that include student experiences at top companies tend to get the attention of…

  6. Architects Selected for Campus Projects

    Sep 20, 2015

    EYP, an architecture firm in Boston, was selected in February to design the new learning spaces for social studies and humanities — excluding the fine arts. The project will include renovation of…

  7. At the Faulconer Gallery Fall 2015

    Sep 20, 2015

    Start by Asking Questions: Contemporary Art from the Faulconer and Rachofsky Collections, Dallas

    Through Dec. 13, 2015

    When the late Vernon E…

  8. Playing for Fun

    Sep 20, 2015

    In spring 2014, Isaiah Tyree ’15 made a name for himself, literally, while trying his luck at soccer forward. Our team affectionately referred to him as “Torres,” after Spanish…

  9. Do Something About It

    Sep 20, 2015

    The rate of autism diagnosis in children has been increasing steadily since 1990, leaving more parents with the challenge of figuring out how to help their children with autism achieve their…

  10. Making Marijuana Legal

    Sep 20, 2015

    When Brian Vicente ’99 graduated from law school, some of his professors told him that the field of marijuana policy would be career suicide. Instead, Vicente turned it into a…

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