Historian investigates the tactics used by British agents in the Middle East during World War I.

Exhibition features collages created on all 747 pages of Tolstoy’s famous novel.

Malcolm London joins Grinnellians to talk about events in Ferguson and share his poetry.

A three-day symposium on interreligious dialogue and the legacy of the Emir Abd el-Kader.

Pulitzer Prize Winner Chris Hedges answers questions as first speaker in yearlong symposium exploring war.

Center for Humanities speaker Nick Wilding will discuss "Machinations: Plotting the Early Modern World"

Join Grinnellians and others on for a global tour right here in Iowa.

We’ll all be a has-been someday. Hollywood role models can teach us to not only cope, but delight in the change.

Learn about the creative and scholarly work of Grinnellians at the Annual Humanities Student Symposium, April 7-9.

Award-winning Berkeley professor presents "Immortal Inequalities: Towards a Critique of Futurist Discourse” on Feb. 18.