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  1. The Grinnell Magazine

    Iowa’s Dirty Water

    Many Grinnell alumni probably don’t dwell on the many necessities of life that we may take for granted: safe shelter, breathable air, ample food, improving transportation and communication systems…

  2. Lindgren Continues Research with New NIH Grant

    Mar 20, 2014
    Professor of Biology Clark Lindgren has been awarded an NIH grant to continue research on chemical synapses

  3. Why Language?

    Mar 20, 2014

    “It's kind of a weird superpower, but if I had something I could immediately wish for, I would love to be able to speak any language.”
    — President Barack Obama

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  4. Couple Endows New Deanship

    Mar 20, 2014

    A couple appreciated as stalwart supporters of Grinnell College have announced they will support a new deanship aimed at helping students succeed in life after Grinnell.

    Grinnell Trustee …

  5. At the Faulconer Gallery Spring 2014

    Mar 20, 2014

    BAX

    April 11–May 4, 2014

    The Bachelor of Arts Exhibition features work by third- and fourth-year art students — both art majors and those…

  6. Mayflower Community Eyes Expansion

    Mar 20, 2014

    Housing availability for seniors may be improving thanks to a proposed expansion of Mayflower Community.

    Grinnell College is part of a group that assembled land near the Old Glove Factory…

  7. Grant Study Will Improve Voter Registration Act Implementation

    Mar 18, 2014
    Douglas Hess ’91, political science, received a grant from Carnegie Corporation of New York to study effective, low-cost strategies for states to better implement the NVRA.

  8. Employees on the Move - March 18, 2014

    Mar 18, 2014

    Arrivals

    Thomas Whitaker
    Plant Custodian
    Dept:  Facilities Management
    Effective:  March 17
     
    Susan Kriegel

  9. Preparing for Staff Performance Appraisals

    Mar 18, 2014

    The Office of Human Resources is updating the Halogen system and getting ready for the annual job description and performance appraisal processes.  While we do our work, here are a few things…

  10. John Cohen mentoring a student

    Gaza Rockets Inspire Thesis

    Mar 17, 2014
    Jon Cohen ’14 describes the path he took to his independent major in Middle Eastern studies as a happy accident.

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