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  1. Young woman in garden boots weeding a patch of young plants
    Alumni News

    Agriculture on Campus

    Grinnell’s student garden and local foods co-op connects students with the community.

  2. Celebrating the Bicentennial of German Composer Richard Wagner

    Jul 29, 2013
    Celebrate the bicentennial of Richard Wagner, German composer of some of the best-known operas of the 19th century.

  3. New Electronic Resource: American Indian Histories and Cultures

    Jul 29, 2013

    Covering a wide-ranging digital resource, American Indian Histories and Cultures presents a unique insight into interactions…

  4. Assessment in Action: Academic Libraries and Student Success

    Jul 28, 2013

    In 2013, the Grinnell College Libraries were selected to participate…

  5. The Life and Times of J.B. Grinnell

    Jul 28, 2013
    American Studies students shine a light on the history of Josiah B. Grinnell.

  6. ILEAD USA: Library Technology and Leadership Skills Institute

    Jul 26, 2013
    In 2013, a team made up of Drake Community Library and Grinnell College Library staff was selected to take part in ILEAD USA (Innovative Librarians Explore, Apply and Discover).

  7. Tom Moore Co-Authors Statistics Textbook

    Jul 23, 2013
    With statistical modeling, new textbook gives students a powerful and flexible approach to a wide variety of data.
  8. Jordan Scheibel tosses some radishes into a bucket

    Grinnell Farms

    Jun 28, 2013
    Navigating complex issues such as sustainability, chemical input, food justice, and land consolidation, Grinnellian farmers are a thoughtful, passionate presence in the American agriculture sector.

  9. What You Taught Us

    Jun 20, 2013

    It doesn’t work like school.

    This is the real world, and it doesn’t work like school. There is not necessarily immediate feedback, and there is much more responsibility to fend for…

  10. Washington, D.C.: Your Colony

    Jun 20, 2013

    I could go snarky:  Hail, colonial masters!

    I could play victim:  “Nobody knows the trouble… ”  

    Perhaps if I just explained clearly enough: …

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