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$200,000 grant will support building a comprehensive curriculum in data science.

Old fashioned games and a popular augmented reality game help students adjust to College life.

On Aug. 31 Grinnell College will host speakers who have created local food systems in Iowa and California.

Spark Tank Innovation competition kicks off noon, Tuesday, Sept. 13.

Renowned Brazilian percussionist and composer Cyro Baptista will perform with his world-jazz quartet

Help us decide what to bring to campus next year.

The Center for the Humanities welcomes Grinnellians back with a new 1-credit course and an exciting year’s worth of events.

The Grinnell Oratorio Society invites singers to join them. Members will rehearse weekly for December performance of Handel's “Messiah.”

‘Portraits of Nature in Iowa,’ by Ken Saunders II, is on display in Burling Gallery Aug. 25 to Oct. 15, 2016.

The College screens the critically acclaimed ‘Trans,’ followed by a discussion on low budget, regional filmmaking with the director Julian Goldberger.

Middle & high school students learn coding the Grinnell way.

Experts will share their perspectives on global politics of migration and refugee issues during a symposium on Sept. 6-8.

Award winning poet Chris Martin is next in the Writers@Grinnell series.

Award winning poet, essayist, fiction writer, and translator Kazim Ali, is next in the Writers@Grinnell series.