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Sheryl Walter ’78 commits $1.7 million to strengthen Grinnell’s Strategic Resource Fund for Health and Counseling Programs.

Young alum’s academic preparation fits his career interest in sports analytics perfectly

Across the street from campus at the corner of Park Street and 6th Avenue in Grinnell, Iowa, sits a 30–by-80-foot plot that’s been tilled and cared for. In the milder months, you’ll see it filled with crops like peppers and radishes, and you’ll see Grinnellians working there.

The Grinnell College Board of Trustees has approved a 4.3% increase in Grinnell's comprehensive fee, to $70,544 for academic year 2020-21.

The on-line version of the Bibliography of Asian Studies (BAS) contains 787,165 records on all subjects (especially in the humanities and the social sciences) pertaining to East, Southeast, and South Asia published worldwide from 1971 to the present.

Multimedia performance tells the story of civil rights icon, poet and Pulitzer Prize winner.

Two free, public exhibitions featuring pioneering contemporary printmaking open at the museum in the College's Bucksbaum Center for the Arts.

Continued support from Grinnell College and community helps libraries expand their collection.

Grants support local projects enhancing the quality of life in Grinnell.

The award winners will be honored during Reunion 2020.

The Presidential Search Committee has officially launched its work. Open forums for faculty, staff, and students have been scheduled for Jan. 27.

Hasan Davis, J.D. for events on Jan. 20 and 21, 2020.

Gates Lecturer: Michael Puett, Harvard University
Michael Puett will present two lectures: “Ritual, Sincerity, and Human Flourishing: What Chinese Philosophers can Teach Us About the Good Life” and “Creating Worlds: Imagination and Interpretation in Classical China.”

Writers@Grinnell begins this spring semester with Eleanor Glewwe, Mellon post-doc fellow in the French & Arabic department.