A More Sustainable Grinnell
Interested in sustainability at Grinnell? Two students are making it easier to find ways to make a difference.
Social Justice
Books Breaking the Cycle of Slavery
Book sale connects Ghana and Grinnell, helping children who have escaped slavery support their own education.
Land Use and Conflict
Experts on land use and conflict converge to discuss urban and rural issues surrounding this important topic.
Roundtable a Part of (Re) Considering the Commons
David Bollier discusses the commons—digital and otherwise—in a roundtable discussion and lecture Nov. 18-19.
Grinnell Top Fulbright Producer
The U.S. Dept. of State once again recognizes Grinnell as a top Fulbright producer.
Anti-Death Penalty Activist Sister Helen Prejean Will Deliver Keynote Address at Grinnell Prize Award Ceremony Tuesday, Nov. 5
The awards ceremony will honor young innovators in social justice.
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04/16/2013 - Spring 2013 Newsletter
Steafán Hanvey says "Look Behind You"
Northern Irish singer/songwriter Steafán Hanvey’s concert and panel discussion focus on memory, identity, and armed conflict.
Community Partners
Whether you are a student looking to connect to the community in a meaningful way, a faculty member wanting to add a service component to one of your courses, or staff member interested in a new project, the Service Learning and Civic Engagement Program can assist you in connecting with local organizations. Susan Sanning, Assistant Director of Service Learning and Engagement, is happy to talk with you and help you explore opportunities that match your individual interests, needs, and strengths.
Walkers Raise Funds for Alzheimer's Association
Psychology students organize benefit for the Alzheimer’s Association.