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  1. The Grinnell Magazine

    Celebrating Excellence in Diverse Fields

    Nancy Giles

    Known for her sharp social commentary leavened with wit, this Emmy Award-winning CBS News Sunday Morning commentator is a respected and popular voice in nearly every…

  2. Research extended

    Jun 20, 2014

    Clark Lindgren, Patricia A. Johnson Professor of Neuroscience and professor of biology, received a $419,767 grant from the National Institutes of Health through its Academic…

  3. Liberal Arts, D.C., and Success

    Jun 20, 2014

    As I filled out internship applications last March, I set my sights high. Intent on fulfilling my lifelong dream of working in Washington, D.C., I applied primarily to congressional offices in…

  4. Willing to Experiment

    Jun 20, 2014

    In fall 2014, students enrolling in the newly redesigned course Computer Science 322: Team Software Development for Community Organizations will help test a new approach to alumni…

  5. Vote!

    Jun 20, 2014

    An alumnus who teaches political science at Grinnell is looking at why states have failed to enforce federal legislation meant to make it easier for Americans to register to vote.

  6. Soccer Ball Math

    Jun 20, 2014
    Professor Marc Chamberland presents a new World Cup analysis - the soccer ball.

  7. Financial Future Update Summer 2014

    Jun 20, 2014

    History major praises access, activities

    Grinnell College was Alexandra Odom ’16’s first choice. The fact that the College also gave her the best aid package cemented…

  8. From Handcycles to Mentoring

    Jun 20, 2014

    Scott Porter ’80 and Laura Ruth Johnson ’92 are the winners of this year’s Joseph F. Wall ’41 Sesquicentennial Service Awards.

    Porter,…

  9. Commencement

    Jun 20, 2014

    “I’m kind of disappointed that there was no outcry over my invitation to speak. I was waiting for things to blow up on Twitter. I was looking forward to withdrawing from my speech so that the…

  10. Quadratics, Failure, and Graduation

    Jun 20, 2014

    At least once a week, as I am standing at the whiteboard in front of 16 high school juniors, I completely blank on how to solve the basic math problem I am demonstrating for them. My liberal arts…

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