
Alumna helps students see the link between the liberal arts and careers.
Alumna helps students see the link between the liberal arts and careers.
The lasting friendship of two students from opposite sides of the world
Students find summers in Burling the best time to focus on in-depth research.
Students in Monty Roper’s Practicing Anthropology class put theory into practice with community service organizations in Grinnell.
Dylan Fisher ’14 reflects on his summer's work—an anthropology mentored advanced project on farming families in the Grinnell area.
Toby Austin ’14's Crow Canyon internship—analyzing artifacts, instructing lab participants, and helping PBS's Time Team America.
Caulkins & anthro majors watch UK City of Culture celebrations in Derry-Londonderry during multiyear study of regeneration.
What happens when languages collide? Students explore the small and large effects of language contact.
I came to Grinnell as a biology major and had also thought about law school for social justice issues. Then I fell in love with anthropology.
Our feeling was that if you are not connected to your place, you won’t take care of it. From this conversation emerged the idea of embracing our location and using it as a teaching and learning tool.
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