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Join Grinnell alumni for a two-day symposium on written communication on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 19 and 20, 2016.

Professor and students work on cutting-edge research with USDA and Iowa State University.

The Department of Physics invites applications for two one-year appointments beginning fall 2016.

Creatively re-invent images at a study break inspired by the current Faulconer Gallery exhibition, Beverly Semmes: FRP.

Spencer Piston ’01 talks about why Americans love the welfare state in an age of economic inequality.

Online Bibliography and Display in Burling Lounge

ProQuest databases unavailable from 9 p.m. Saturday, February 13, until 3 a.m. Sunday, February 14

Leading data scientist and Grinnell alum to speak on data, machines, and people.

Register by Feb. 26 for the March institute with free academic mini-courses for 7th–12th graders.

Grinnell Golf and Country Club membership vote in favor of the College's purchase of the Club, Club's Board unanimously approves the sale.

Jennifer Dong '17, a biology major, spent her fall in the SEA Semester program on the SSV Corwith Cramer, a tall research vessel.

Screenings of French films from 1930s and ’40s precede Yale professor's lecture on French cinema.

Explore the art and science of saving lives in complex emergencies with Neil Otto ’72, Feb. 23–March 10.

Author/performer reads from her play and discusses the experiences of women during the 1980s farm crisis.