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Alumni
Bridges to New Understanding
Physics professor takes students in Bridges, Towers, And Skyscrapers course to United Kingdom.
A Force of Nature
Childhood fascination and eco-focus lead Tayler Chicoine ’14 to awards, grants, and global experiences.
Exploding the Binary
Delia Salomon ’14 finds inspiration in contrasts.
Working Within the System
Critical thought and passion — that’s the combination that fills Graciela Guzmán ’11 with Grinnellian pride. As an enrollment specialist at a community health center on the northwest side of Chicago, Graciela enrolls people in healthcare plans and educates them about the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
Institutional Identity Milestones to be Presented to Campus
Institutional Identity
All-Campus Milestone presentation
March 6 and 7
Noon, Harris Center Cinema
Open Access @ Grinnell College
Faculty vote in favor of Open Access resolution, expanding access to their forthcoming scholarly articles.
Democrat Jon Neiderbach ‘78 Running for Iowa State Auditor
Jon Neiderbach announced this morning that he will seek the Democratic nomination for Iowa state auditor in 2014. An attorney, Neiderbach served a term on the Des Moines School Board and worked in state government for many years, first at the Legislative Fiscal Bureau and later at the Iowa Department of Human Services.
Person Mentioned:
Jon Neiderbach, ‘78
Frederick D. Collins ’49
Frederick D. Collins of Scottsdale, Ariz., died Oct. 27, 2013, at the age of 89.
Person Mentioned:
Frederick Collins ‘49
Media Source:
Online
Jim Duncan ‘89, Colorado Library Consortium executive director, speaks out in LibraryCity series
What kind of national digital library system—or systems, plural—should the U.S. create?
Person Mentioned:
Jim Duncan ‘89
Media Source:
Online