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Chalutzim invites you to the Jewish high holy days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.

Grinnell Fest offers opportunity to explore college life, including religious and spiritual groups on campus and off.

Explore the private origins of museums in "Is a Crocodile a Work of Art?"

Fall events include an evening at CERA, sustainability tours, drawing workshops, and the Prairie Festival.

New students interested in Prairie Studies can take their pick of tutorials.

Two Grinnell College students are pursuing long-standing passions while studying abroad, thanks to scholarships from the Gilman Foundation.

Students spend the summer exploring biochemistry in mentored advanced projects.

New approach to studying genome gives students insight into adaptations of damselflies.

Grinnellians are helping Grinnellians get enough sleep.

Student-driven, original research starts early with Bio-150: Introduction to Biological Inquiry.

Special topic course brings alumni to campus with case studies in innovation.

Thirteen Grinnell projects and initiatives will benefit from $34,000 in grant support this year from the Grinnell College Mini-Grant Program.

Inara Sunan Tareque '16 completes her Davis Project for Peace, designed to raise literacy rates in Bangladesh.

Year-long Center for the Humanities series begins Sept. 11 with “Waking the Machines: Art, Design, and Adaptive Technology.”