News

From developing an app that helps Type 2 diabetics better monitor their blood glucose to collecting air and soil samples in New York’s Black Rock Forest, Grinnell students this summer have…

New strategies in admission selection processes produce results.

Grinnell College took a risk this year, and it paid off. Net student revenue for the incoming class of 2018 is expected…

Grinnellians gathered in Greece in June on the first alumni trip in several years. Gerald Lalonde, professor emeritus of classics, and Monessa Cummins, associate…

This year’s Grinnell Prize will go to founders of two organizations making the world a healthier, cleaner place. The winners were selected from among 211 nominees representing 34 countries…

I left a perfectly good, but dull, job as a writer/editor/webmaster at Iowa State University’s Institute for Transportation in July 2009 to return to teaching. I needed to do work that I…

The mission of the Faulconer Gallery is to promote learning though artistic excellence and creative collaboration. In doing so, it has brought more than 200 exhibitions and 15 years of art…

Karla Gallo Selby ’92, a librarian at Drake Community Library in Grinnell, received a $1,500 Schwab grant to bring a visiting artist, who happens to be the mother of a…

In celebration of the diversity of Grinnell's student body, Enthusiasm invites all student groups to participate in the fourth annual Pep Fest Parade during Family Weekend.

A three-day symposium on interreligious dialogue and the legacy of the Emir Abd el-Kader.