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  1. Grinnell College News
    Grinnell Magazine

    Perfecting Peer Mentoring

    Peer mentoring has been part of Grinnell classrooms for decades. Now, a $250,000 grant from Arthur Vining Davis Foundations will help the College deepen and expand its programs over the next four…

  2. Grinnell Courses Go Digital

    Sep 20, 2013

    High school students at a select group of 32 schools across the United States and in four other countries will be able to take some Grinnell College courses for credit online, thanks to a new…

  3. At the Faulconer Gallery Fall 2013

    Sep 20, 2013

    Stocked: Contemporary Art from the Grocery Aisles

    Sept. 20–Dec. 15, 2013 

    Curated by Emily Stamey ’01, associate curator, Scottsdale (Ariz…

  4. Welcome!

    Sep 20, 2013

    Randy Stiles joined the College in August as associate vice-president for analytic support and institutional research. Previously he was as special adviser for the president,…

  5. Igniting a Thirst for Knowledge

    Sep 20, 2013

    With the help of a $10,000 grant from Davis Projects for Peace, Inara Tareque ’16 spent her summer tackling poverty and education in her home country of Bangladesh. Funded by…

  6. Community Fitness

    Sep 20, 2013

    Linking science, community benefit, and a love of being active, two students’ summer research addressed fitness for Grinnell’s town residents. Delia Salomon ’14 and Matt…

  7. Ties that Last

    Sep 20, 2013

    Commemorating a decades-long friendship, the Grinnell College Department of Biology is preparing to instate the new Waldo S. Walker Endowed Chair in Biology. Peg Martin Stiffler ’63 <…

  8. Fulbright Season

    Sep 20, 2013

    Six Grinnellians accepted Fulbright assistantships for international teaching or research assignments this year. The Fulbright international education exchange program is designed to increase…

  9. The Art of Mathematics

    Sep 20, 2013

    Although he only made his debut in mathematical art this past January, Marc Chamberland, professor of mathematics and statistics, has already had pieces accepted to two juried…

  10. Interdisciplinary Economics

    Sep 20, 2013

    Drawing from fields as diverse as economics, political science, psychology, and sociology, Professor of Economics William Ferguson ’75 lays out a complex argument in his first…

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