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  1. the moon
    Academic Excellence

    Open house at Grant O. Gale Observatory Set for Wednesday, April 25

    The moon will be the focus of this free, public event at Grinnell College’s campus.

  2. Special Campus Memo: UGSDW Response Regarding Student Unionization

    Apr 23, 2018
    The following message from the Union of Grinnell Student Dining Workers (UGSDW) officers is in response to a Special Campus Memo from President Kington on April 18, 2018, concerning student unionization.

  3. "Riding" the Underground Railroad Panel Discussion

    Apr 22, 2018
    4:15 pm, Tuesday, May 1, Burling Library Lounge

  4. Grinnell College Professor to Give Book Talk on German Literature, Panoramas

    Apr 20, 2018
    German prof Vance Byrd to discuss panorama, industrialization, scientific exploration and 19th century German literature April 26.
  5. Kaydi Ann

    The Stories We Tell Ourselves

    Apr 19, 2018
    An alumna discovers a career that feels right and true.

  6. Janet Carl to Retire from Writing Lab in May

    Apr 19, 2018
    To honor her, the Writing Lab invites you to submit a letter or note of any length reminiscing about your work with her and wishing her well.
  7. HTSAC Production

    Konstantinos Kambouroglou ’95​ Shares His Film 'How to Steal a Chair'

    Apr 19, 2018
    A free, public screening of the documentary and discussion with the director will being at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 21, 2018, in Harris Center Cinema.

  8. Special Campus Memo: Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations

    Apr 19, 2018
    Jaci A. Thiede will be the next Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations at Grinnell College.
  9. Seal of Grinnell College

    Jaci A. Thiede Appointed VP for Development and Alumni Relations

    Apr 19, 2018
    Jaci Thiede to begin work at Grinnell this summer.
  10. Grinnellians at Women in Economics Symposium 2018

    Economics Symposium Showcases Female Leaders in the Field

    Apr 19, 2018
    “It is important that young women who are pursuing degrees in economics hear from women in the field about opportunities and challenges,” said Mary Suiter, the St. Louis Fed’s economic education officer and an assistant vice president. “And it is crucial that these young women bring their perspectives, ideas, and talents to a profession that is still largely dominated by men.”

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