The Grinnell Area Arts Council and Grinnell College Center for Prairie Studies will present their fourth annual Music from the Prairie event on Friday, April 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Loft Theatre.

The Grinnell Presidential Search Committee recently reviewed and approved the position profile drafted in consultation with the Isaacson, Miller team.

Diaz will explore the U.S. — New Orleans, Nashville, New York City, and Los Angeles — in a journey to form meaningful human connections by embracing the fear of befriending strangers and asking for their unique perspectives.​

The Young, Gifted, and Black (YGB) Gospel Choir will travel around the Midwest during the choir’s annual spring concert tour, performing six free concerts open to the public.

Katie Bouman, whose algorithm led to the first image of a black hole, will give the 2020 Commencement address.

Grinnell College will stream “The Audience” on Sunday, March 8 in the Harris Center Cinema as part of a series of live productions broadcasted from Britain’s West End.

Grinnell College will stream Handel’s “Agrippina,” a black comedy about the abuse of power in ancient Rome, on Feb. 29 as part of the Met’s 2019-20 Live in HD season.

Physics major Courtney Carter ’21 has been having a very good year, delving deeply into research and pursuing her own ideas with confidence.

Whether you’re presenting your own research or just immersing yourself in the experience, a conference can be an exciting opportunity for young scholars.

Grinnell College will host a symposium entitled “2020: A Space Odyssey” Feb. 20-26 sponsored by the Rosenfield Program in Public Affairs, International Relations and Human Rights.