How international students are making Grinnell a home away from home.
How international students are making Grinnell a home away from home.
Specialist in Asian American studies will explore the historical Siamese twins, Chang and Eng Bunker.
First-year student Bazil Mupisiri ’18 makes a difference in Zimbabwe and Grinnell.
New international students and global nomads get an early start on all things Grinnell.
The lasting friendship of two students from opposite sides of the world
Many Grinnellians travel for Thanksgiving; hundreds choose to celebrate it here. Those who stay enjoy many festive options.
International students follow decades of tradition, both at home and at the College, to offer this year’s ISO Food Bazaar.
Grinnell was really the first place where I actually had the chance, or the self-awareness, to pursue something that was a little bit out of my comfort zone.
If you’re an international student considering studying at Grinnell, a great way to feel at home quickly is to participate in Friends of International Students (FIS). FIS will pair you with an American host family and introduce you to life in Iowa.
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