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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…

I could go snarky:  Hail, colonial masters!

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

Perhaps if I just explained clearly enough: …

Preliminary data on the incoming class show:

• Applications are up 55 percent from two years ago.
• 30.3 percent of applicants were admitted — down from 45 percent two…

From a Distance

Through Sept. 8

Photographer Lorna Bieber builds her monumental installations from the vast array of images that activate contemporary culture…

Anthropology professor emeritus Doug Caulkins co-edited A Companion to Organizational Anthropology (Wiley-Blackwell, 2012), with University of North Texas professor Ann…

Mae Turley joined the College’s Office of Development and Alumni Relations as Pioneer Fund director on May 31.  Her primary role is to guide and conduct fundraising efforts…

Meg Schmitt ’15 backpacked with Joy Tamayose ’88, a wildlife biologist on Maui, to the crater at the center of Haleakala National Park during her…

Although several departments offer film courses each year and there is an active calendar of film-related events and film clubs at Grinnell, there is no film major or concentration. Nevertheless,…

This spring, three enterprising students kicked off Grinnell’s first Liberal Arts in Finance Symposium. The April 6 event featured nine alumni speakers and an array of panels, networking sessions,…