Screenings of French films from 1930s and ’40s precede Yale professor's lecture on French cinema.

Grinnell pays tribute to New Orleans, Haiti with events that mark the anniversaries of the respective post-disaster Carnival celebrations.

Sociologist Matthew Hughey to discuss impact of media coverage of athletics, genetics, and race.

Urban historian talks about communities of color and creative strategies devised to document and protest the damage that highways wrought.

Ellen Fullman building a 53-foot long instrument for workshops and performance in Grinnell's Main Hall Quad Dining Hall.

Join a discussion and preview screening of clips of the film with the writers and directors, Reina Gossett and Sasha Wortzel.

Joint lecture set for Wednesday, Nov. 4, at Grinnell College.

The winner of 2015 Cesar for Best Picture showing free at theatre downtown on Saturday, Nov. 14.

International visiting fellow Dhananjay Singh presents "Ancient Indian Theatre Traditions and their Representation in Contemporary Bollywood"

A piano concert will compliment the upcoming discussion of collaborations in the arts.