Three Grinnell College students are serving alongside the City of Grinnell’s Fire Department as Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and firefighters—strengthening the connection between campus and community in meaningful ways.
Grinnell College students have created a partnership with students at the middle school through computer programming.
Spring break comes with the generative possibility of respite, discovery, connection, and renewal for each of you, and I hope that it is a restorative time for all of you. When we gather again, I invite you to a Legislative Update on Wednesday, March 25 from noon to 1 p.m. in the HSSC Auditorium.
Two Grinnell College students have been selected as this year’s recipients of the Fischlowitz Travel Fellowship, a program that supports students coming to Grinnell from outside of the U.S. to pursue casual yet purposeful independent travel in the United States centered around a theme of deep personal and intellectual exploration.
The new Japanese Language House residential community supports the growing Japanese major.
Cooper Malone ’25 chose Grinnell for its close-knit community. With his advisers, swim teammates, and alum friends, he grew tremendously!
Education professor Jonathan Larson wins research grant for a project in the EU
Grinnell College Men's Basketball team has been crowned as Midwest Conference regular-season champions. They will battle John Carroll University in the opening round of the NCAA Division III Tournament on Friday 3/6 at 4:10 p.m CST on the campus of Illinois Wesleyan University.
The Katherine Howell Weingart ’61 Civic Innovation Pavilion, located in Renfrow Hall, is designed to bring people together — creating opportunities for collaboration, learning, and shared experiences between campus and the greater Grinnell community.
Brian Mitchell share info on his life and work over nearly three decades at the Grinnell College Bookstore.
Carolyn Bosse, technical assistant in the biology department, has navigated everything from microscopes to molecular techniques and runaway insects over her 35-year career at Grinnell.
Math professor, Jenny Kenkel, taught a tutorial course about the importance of effective STEM communication.
Elisabeth Kille ’23 crafted global educational experiences to work in, learn from, and explore different cultures using her Grinnell experiences. She worked an internship for Chile, went abroad to Greece, and made amazing Grinnellian friends along the way!
Hannah House hosts a Groundhog and Nutella event for the Friends of International Students
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