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Jenny Anger, associate professor of art history, discussed German Expressionism in America, exploring how two world wars and cultural francophilia bear some responsibility for the uneven American…

Historian Alan Barenberg explores the history of an arctic coal-mining outpost and the legacy of the town’s forced labor origins.

Todd Foreman ’95, dual U.S./U.K. citizen, is running for election to Britain’s Parliament.

Award-winning poet and playwright Dan O’Brien on campus for short course and talk, returns in April.

The Grinnell experience took Dan Ehrlich ’14 from the chemistry lab, to the recital hall, and eventually to graduate school in music composition.

First-year students experience the self-governing community.

Sherry considers the fate of “sacrifice” as a category of value in the political, military, and personal experience of the Great War of 1914-1918.

Jack Shuler presents a free public lecture, “The Thirteenth Turn: A History of the Noose,” on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2015.