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  1. Grinnell College Student Attends the Project Pengyou Leadership Summit at Harvard

    Widely differing customs, language and culture have created atmospheres for xenophobia to be a part of both American and Chinese society. The Project Pengyou Leadership Summit is helping to…

  2. Responding to a Fictional Bias-related Incident

    Dec 12, 2017

    The response of college communities to situations involving bias, hate-motivated incidents, and free speech has been in the spotlight in recent years. As Grinnellians, we are neither immune to the…

  3. Grinnell School Libraries to Receive Donation from Pioneer Bookshop

    Dec 11, 2017
    The Grinnell College Pioneer Bookshop will donate 10% of December sales to the Grinnell-Newburg Libraries.

  4. The Peace and Conflict Studies Program Invites Applications for the Leonard M. Kurz ’75 Student Peace Award

    Dec 11, 2017
    The Peace and Conflict Studies Program will accept applications for the Leonard M. Kurz ’75 Student Peace Award until Feb 1, 2018.

  5. Library for Alumni

    Dec 11, 2017
    Providing access to a range of academic databases

  6. On the Origin of Species, 1st edition, by Charles Darwin

    Dec 09, 2017
    Special Collections and Archives Spotlight Item

  7. Special Campus Memo: Fossil Fuels and Climate Impact Task Force Update

    Dec 08, 2017
    A personal thank you to the Fossil Fuels and Climate Impact Task Force and the members of the Advisory Committee for planning and facilitating the excellent series of on-campus public dialogues that occurred this fall.

  8. Special Campus Memo: Gift Acceptance Policy - proposed changes

    Dec 07, 2017
    Periodically, it is important to review and update College policies. In large part because the College has increased its focus on fundraising, it is particularly prudent at this time that we should review our gift acceptance policy.

  9. 3 Grinnell Students Win $2K for Their First-Place Startup Idea

    Dec 07, 2017
    The winners of the Pioneer Weekend Innovation Competition have been announced, with the top three teams winning cash prizes to help kick-start their ideas.
  10. Clare Nash

    Student Attends a Program at Harvard's Center for Hellenic Studies

    Dec 07, 2017
    Innovative methods on representing and accessing data and knowledge in the study of classics are crucial to its relevance in the modern digital era. This year, the Wilson Center once again sponsored a student to attend Harvard's Information Fluency in Classics Program.

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