The new organization is ramping up campus, public education, and advocacy efforts in support of immigrant, undocumented, and international students on US campuses.

Duke University professor Laurent Dubois will give the Jan. 25 Scholars' Convocation lecture "Democracy at the Roots: Culture and Sovereignty in Haiti."

The founder and director of Essie Justice Group, which supports women with loved ones in prison, will receive the Grinnell Prize and share her experiences.

Argentinian playwright, screenwriter, filmmaker, and novelist will be presenting Wed., Sept. 27, 2017.

Faulconer Gallery explores artistic traditions of India's indigenous communities; hosts the exhibition's first stop on its North American tour starting Sept. 22, 2017.

Baker and Tarpaga Dance Project’s dance theater explores ideas and themes around memory, history, and images of some of the political and cultural realities affecting the continent of Africa.

Take part in an interactive art project designed to celebrate human uniqueness and connections.

Nearly 450 brand-new Grinnellians converged on campus recently for New Student Orientation.

Joshua Tibatemwa ’19 competed for his native Uganda.

50 people will win free tickets to the romantic comedy starring 2017 commencement speaker Kumail Nanjiani ’01.