Grinnell College last fall began a series of town hall meetings to encourage transparency and frank, civil discussion of topics that faculty, staff, and students consider important. Each town hall…

Grinnell College Trustee Steve Holtze ’68 and his wife, Elizabeth Alexander Holtze ’68, have made a generous commitment that will help the College communicate the…

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April 11–May 4, 2014

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

Scott Wilson ’98 has been appointed the College’s new chief investment officer. Wilson’s hire is the outcome of a rigorous global search for a College CIO who will usher in a new…

Grinnell College is among a handful of small, private, national liberal arts colleges with endowments valued at more than $1 billion. If Grinnell has this level of resources, why does it need to…

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 …

This year, the Office of Admission is reading more applications than ever before. The final tally was 6,022 applications for students seeking admission in fall 2014. That’s nearly a one-third…

Michael E. Latham will join Grinnell College on July 1 as its new dean and vice-president of academic affairs. Latham is currently dean of Fordham University’s 3,600-student…

“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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Tanya Santiago ’14 and Amy Flores ’15 led a group of 10 Grinnellians on a January trip to Guatemala made possible by a co-curricular travel grant through the…