My world was not much bigger than central Kentucky when I stepped foot in Grinnell. Raised in an almost entirely white community in the Bible Belt of the Appalachian Mountains, my international…
Two sisters who served Grinnell College’s Office of Admission with distinction are being honored with a new experiential learning fund that carries their name. Kathleen “Katie” Brown…
High school students at a select group of 32 schools across the United States and in four other countries will be able to take some Grinnell College courses for credit online, thanks to a new…
With the help of a $10,000 grant from Davis Projects for Peace, Inara Tareque ’16 spent her summer tackling poverty and education in her home country of Bangladesh. Funded by…
Commemorating a decades-long friendship, the Grinnell College Department of Biology is preparing to instate the new Waldo S. Walker Endowed Chair in Biology. Peg Martin Stiffler ’63 <…
Drawing from fields as diverse as economics, political science, psychology, and sociology, Professor of Economics William Ferguson ’75 lays out a complex argument in his first…
With input from a survey sent to 54,000 site users — including more than 14,000 alumni — the College has engineered a complete redesign of www.grinnell.edu. The streamlined site is not only more…
A century ago, Grinnell College boasted an enrollment of barely 500 students, nearly all of them Iowans and two in five natives of Poweshiek County. Today the institution draws students…
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