Hensli Rahn Solórzano, a musician and fiction writer from Venezuela and guest from the International Writing Program, will present in Spanish.

Grinnell’s new Institute for Global Engagement opens doors, minds.

University of Toronto associate professor Natalie Rothman will discuss a same-sex love affair in the 1500s.

Four Grinnell students receive Gilman Scholarships which provide up to $5K for study abroad or international internships.

Celebrate the International Day of Peace with screening of "He Named Me Malala," a film about the Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai.

Cultural Films screens VIVA, a hit film at the 2015 Telluride Film Festival, with panel discussion and Cuban-themed dinner buffet.

Record-setting international class explores local community on scavenger hunt.

Old fashioned games and a popular augmented reality game help students adjust to College life.

Help us decide what to bring to campus next year.

Experts will share their perspectives on global politics of migration and refugee issues during a symposium on Sept. 6-8.