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Solving for Fit

Sometimes the college process can feel like a never-ending equation. Factors of cost and class size, distance and diversity, pre-professional opportunities and postgraduate outcomes. And on top of…
2018 McKibben Lecture Features an Iconic Heroine of Ancient Literature

Feb 28, 2018

Jeffrey Henderson, an internationally recognized expert on ancient Greek drama, will present "Lysistrata Through the Ages: Receptions of An Iconic Heroine."
Can you see yourself here?

Feb 28, 2018

When Brendan Hyatt ’21 began his college search, he knew that he was looking for a school with small classes and an

Master Class with Katharine Cullison: Scene work from A Streetcar Named Desire

Feb 27, 2018
Devising the ASTEP

Feb 27, 2018
Staged Reading and Discussion of "I'm a Slut, Sababa"

Feb 27, 2018
After the Humanities of Difference: Where Are We Now?

Feb 26, 2018

Yale professor, a musicologist and director of Whitney Humanities Center, will discuss what humanistic activism means.
Peaceful Protests and the Grinnell Admission Process

Feb 26, 2018

Grinnell would never penalize a prospective student for peaceful public protest. Indeed, we reward students in the application process who have used their voices to address important social problems.
Easier Access to Over 7,500 New Online Journals

Feb 23, 2018

From publishers such as Elsevier, Sage, Springer, Taylor and Francis, and Wiley
Jaysen Wright ’09 Visits Grinnell

Feb 22, 2018