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Please come see the exhibit from guest curators in THD-240, EDU-357, and the Grinnell College Libraries, Burling Gallery, lower level.

Ekta Shaikh, a third-year student from Pakistan, will explore South Asian representation in art in cities around the United States thank to receiving the Fischlowitz Travel award.

For Instagram-savvy and feminist baker Becca Rea-Tucker ’15, keeping in touch with her personal experiences and political line has been crucial in shaping her baking empire on Instagram, @thesweetfeminist, and her recipe book, “Baking by Feel.”

Spindler-Krage, a political science major and policy studies concentrator from Rochester, Minnesota, seeks to combat environmental justice in Minnesota, particularly the mining proposals in Northern Minnesota that threaten Indigenous communities.   

Celebrate 40,000 Years of American Art, an important work by Native American artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith (b. 1940, citizen of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Nation), was recently added to the Grinnell College Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

The Neverland Players works with younger students in the Grinnell community to bring the kids’ stories to life onstage.

The Jazz Ensemble at Grinnell is not your typical college jazz band — it’s much more.

Course-embedded travel allowed students in Professor Mark Lavers course on country music to meet with industry insiders and get an inside look at the subject.

Monday, May 15, 1–5 p.m., Burling First Floor Lounge. Study in a quiet communal space, enjoy free treats, set goals, and get stuff done!