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Alumni tackle global health issues in international settings

Grinnell is known for graduating students with a strong sense of social justice—in fact, one part of the mission of Grinnell is to graduate women and men who “work to use their knowledge and their…
Pool party dedicates new recreation and athletic center

Jun 05, 2010

Grinnell dedicated its new $90-million recreation and athletic center Saturday and named the Charles Benson Bear ’39 Recreation and Athletic Center for the late alumnus, trustee, and…
Webcast Wednesday: The Origins of Welfare Reform

Jun 02, 2010
In honor of Robert Zhongjie Yin '12 殷忠杰

May 18, 2010

Dear Members of the Grinnell College Community:

It is with enormous sadness that we announce the death of Robert Zhongjie Yin '12, in Springfield, Illinois surrounded by his family and…
Levandoski includes students in work

Apr 29, 2010

Author:
Peggy Elliott
Grinnell College Associate Professor Mark Levandoski plans to add to basic scientific knowledge…
History of Russian Film Course

Apr 28, 2010

Film has a curious way of bringing people together through emotion and storylines of ordinary human issues. Professor Galina Aksenova, a returning Department of Russian artist in residence, shared…
Pope is MWC Pitcher of the Week

Apr 26, 2010

Grinnell College’s Ben Pope, a 6-3, 175-pound sophomore from Maryville, Tenn. (Alcoa HS), has been named the Midwest Conference Pitcher of the Week.
Through the team’s…
Neal Klausner

Apr 19, 2010

Beta of Iowa, Phi Beta Kappa, Grinnell College, notes with deep sadness the death of Neal Klausner, F. Wendell Miller Professor Emeritus of Philosophy.
A Conversation with Neal Klausner

Apr 19, 2010

By Richard Cleaver ’75 The son of a Grinnell faculty member himself, Richard Cleaver grew up just around the corner from Professor of Philosophy Neal Klausner, overhearing many an animated…
Learning to Teach, Teaching to Learn

Apr 16, 2010