Zoe Schein ’12 shares the cure for a crowded mind in her recent comic “The Size of Things.”

Two Grinnell alumni help feed a Chicago neighborhood.

Luna Ranjit ’00, co-founder and executive director of Adhikaar, has been named one of the Asia Society’s young leaders.

Herbie Hancock ’60, winner of 16 Grammy awards and an Oscar, was one of five honorees for this year’s Kennedy Center Honors.

Charles Platter ’81 discussed Plato’s Apology in his Dec. 5 Roberts Lecture “Killing Socrates”

We’ve known he’s great for years. And Salon agrees.

Abby Rapoport ’08 discusses the Texas voter id law, voting rights, and American politics in a panel discussion on MSNBC.

Kenji Yoshino ’11 created a $10 digital microscope that takes 20 minutes to make. He shared how to make it, and it's gone viral.

Novelist Grant Faulkner ’87 inspires nearly a half-million would-be novelists in a 30-day international writing marathon.

Prominent Washington, D.C. attorney Jeetander Dulani ’98 discusses wrongful conviction and habeas corpus at Oct. 9 roundtable.