Grinnell College is moving forward with a thoughtful, community-informed effort to evolve the visual identity associated with Grinnell athletics, including the Honor G. Guided by a charge from the Board of Trustees, this work focuses on evolution – not replacement – preserving the meaning, tradition, and deep connection the Honor G holds for generations of student-athletes, while ensuring it reflects today’s teams.

As the center’s Central America Visiting Scholar, Pérez will conduct research using the United Fruit Company Photograph Collection housed at Harvard’s Baker Library.

Monica Chavez-Silva has been appointed to the board of Youth Advocate Programs.

Grinnell College Catering continued a long-standing partnership with Grinnell High School by hosting its annual pre-prom dinner, a tradition dating back to 2011. Shaped by student input through a dedicated prom committee, the event features favorite menu items—like the crowd-pleasing “Fudge Overload” dessert—while offering a high-quality, local dining experience. The evening reflects a shared commitment to creating a safe, memorable celebration for students close to home.

Grinnell College student Anne Wilber ’27 has been named a 2026 Key into Public Service Scholar by The Phi Beta Kappa Society, one of the nation’s oldest and most prestigious academic honor societies.

Students in professor Lara Janson’s sociology course open “I Object,” an art exhibit at the Drake Community Library

Students took a trip to Washington, DC with the Rosenfield Program and CLS to explore the theme of Politics and Media

Student-centered programming and community connection define the Conney M. Kimbo Black Cultural Center.

Peer-led learning through the Alternate Language Study Option (ALSO) opens doors to culture, identity, and connection beyond the traditional classroom.

Human Resources and Staff Council have launched a pilot for the new Staff Leadership Development Program