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  1. Grinnell Magazine

    Food as Medicine

    Persistence has always defined Jo Schaalman’s character, but never more so than after an accident left her with chronic pain that doctors said she’d suffer the rest of her life.<…

  2. Trial by Fire

    Dec 26, 2017

    I slid into a booth in a swanky joint I frequented little, if ever, in a part of town I saw only at night, if then. It was high noon. I was meeting up with an alum we’ll call “Joe…

  3. Amanda Hodo stands behind an aquarium

    Matchmaker for Seahorses

    Dec 26, 2017
    Experiences at Grinnell helped Amanda Hodo ’14 fulfill her dream of being a marine biologist at an aquarium.
  4. Jack Taylor Jr.

    From Hoops to God

    Dec 26, 2017

    As leader and two-time captain of the Grinnell men’s basketball team, Jack Taylor Jr. ’15 focused on winning games. These days, he’s focused on building his own church in order to…

  5. Attendees explore exhibits at the Digital Liberal Arts Teaching Fair

    Faculty and Students Present Digital Liberal Arts Projects

    Dec 19, 2017
    Faculty and students present digital liberal arts projects at annual fair.
  6. Reaching Out

    Dec 19, 2017

    Daria Guzzo ’19 plays center for the Grinnell women’s basketball team. She is among the one-third of Grinnell’s student body that participates in varsity athletics. For service…

  7. Developing Expertise in Data Science

    Dec 19, 2017

    Imagine the vast quantity of data an online retailer such as Amazon collects from shoppers in a day. Or the amount of data the New York City Police Department collects on “stop and frisks…

  8. Maximizing Connections

    Dec 19, 2017

    As an Iowan who left the state forever after graduating from Grinnell, I’m delighted that my membership on the Alumni Council brings me…

  9. Cheers to 50 Years

    Dec 19, 2017
    The “force” behind The Grinnell Magazine
  10. Pioneer Bookshop Hours During College Closing

    Dec 19, 2017
    The bookshop will be closed Dec. 25–26. It will be open Monday, Dec. 27, through Saturday, Dec. 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will be closed Jan. 1.

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