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  1. The State of the College

    Grinnell College President Raynard S. Kington presented a Scholars' Convocation on the State of the College.
  2. Sister Helen Prejean on left and cover of Dead Man walking on right

    Anti-Death Penalty Activist Sister Helen Prejean Will Deliver Keynote Address at Grinnell Prize Award Ceremony Tuesday, Nov. 5

    Oct 16, 2013
    The awards ceremony will honor young innovators in social justice.
  3. Food fight

    A Secret for a Secret

    Oct 16, 2013
    Grinnellians traveled to Taiwan to work with renowned poet Hsia Yu and Taiwanese actors in an international theatre production.

  4. 10/8/13 Web Status Update

    Oct 15, 2013
    The new site is attracting a good response from prospective students and parents, which was one of our stated goals. However, it has also created disruptions in campus business, and we're working to address these as quickly as possible once they're known.
  5. five students stand near street signs reading Carothers garden delivery and Community Service

    Students Get Creative Leading Fall Service Trips

    Oct 15, 2013
    Students leading fall alt breaks overcome challenges to provide service and learning opportunities to their fellow students.

  6. World Food Prize Lecture: Louise Fresco on Ending Hunger

    Oct 14, 2013
    World Food Prize adviser Louise Fresco discusses ending hunger in "World Food Day: The Next Decade."

  7. Steafán Hanvey says "Look Behind You"

    Oct 11, 2013
    Northern Irish singer/songwriter Steafán Hanvey’s concert and panel discussion focus on memory, identity, and armed conflict.

  8. Wit Comes to Flanagan Theatre

    Oct 09, 2013
    Students bring Margaret Edson’s Pultizer-wining play Wit to Flanagan Oct. 10-13.

  9. Walkers Raise Funds for Alzheimer's Association

    Oct 08, 2013
    Psychology students organize benefit for the Alzheimer’s Association.

  10. The Wrongly Convicted and Habeas Corpus

    Oct 07, 2013
    Prominent Washington, D.C. attorney Jeetander Dulani ’98 discusses wrongful conviction and habeas corpus at Oct. 9 roundtable.

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