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    Global Grinnell

    "Diversity of Experience" in Denmark

    An econ and psych double major finds a program that meets his educational needs.
  2. Kispert Family Gift Promotes Athletic Excellence at Grinnell

    Feb 05, 2018
    Athletic participation cited as significant to Grinnell’s distinctiveness.
  3. Grinnell College to Explore Issues of Environmental Degradation and Conflict

    Feb 05, 2018
    Public symposium on Feb. 8 will feature renowned scholars and state leaders.
  4. I Shall Not Hate to be Presented at Grinnell College

    Feb 05, 2018
    The renowned play, presented Feb. 10-11, is based on the memoir of a Gaza doctor committed to Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation. The film Wrestling Jerusalem to be shown Feb. 9.
  5. Writers@Grinnell Reading: Ocean Vuong

    Feb 02, 2018
    Best-selling and award winning author Ocean Vuong is next in the Writers @ Grinnell series.
  6. Met Opera Live in HD to Stream Donizetti's "L'Elisir d'Amore"

    Feb 01, 2018
    Opera and talk on Feb. 10, the second of 7 operas Grinnell College will stream during spring semester.
  7. Writers@Grinnell: Mark Montgomery & Irene (Tinker) Powell

    Feb 01, 2018
    Book Release Celebration and Reading by Economics Professors Mark Montgomery and Irene (Tinker) Powell
  8. Alum Returns to Discuss Kant, Dog-Whistle Politics & the History of Concepts

    Jan 31, 2018
    Prof. Michael Olson ’03, Macquarie University, Sydney, returns to campus on Feb. 8, 2018.
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    The Linguistic Structure of Japanese Baseball Chants

    Jan 31, 2018

    World-renowned phonologist Armin Mester will present work he has been developing with collaborators that seeks to explain the complex sound patterns in adapting a batter’s name for use in…

  10. Faulconer Gallery Exhibition Explores the Relationship Between Art and Biology

    Jan 30, 2018
    Making Life Visible opens Feb. 2 and features works from 16 contemporary artists and scientists.

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