Marc Chamberland and Patrick Lopatto (a Grinnell High School student) published the paper "Formulas for Odd Zeta Values and Powers of Pi" which appeared in the electronic

What‘s new in the Libraries in 2011

The Mathematical Contest in Modeling, Feb 10-14, 2011, is a contest that occurs over a long weekend, and contestants team up in groups of three. Teams use their mathematical skills to tackle a…

What began as a course commemorating the bicentennial of the French Revolution evolved into a 20-year friendship.

D.A. Smith, professor emeritus of history, first invited French historian…

Two Grinnell students recently won awards for research presentations at the Iowa Physiological Society (IPS) annual meeting in Des Moines. IPS provides networking opportunities for…

With the start of the new academic year, Grinnell College has launched a program designed to help the college, its students, local nonprofit organizations and the entire community. Created by…

Grinnell College has been known by many names, but was it ever called "The People's College"?  

On Founder's Day, June 10, Grinnellians worldwide sported their Grinnell gear. They also shared their small world stories. Here is a sampling:

A year after graduation, I was at the…

Grinnell is known for graduating students with a strong sense of social justice—in fact, one part of the mission of Grinnell is to graduate women and men who “work to use their knowledge and their…

Grinnell dedicated its new $90-million recreation and athletic center Saturday and named the Charles Benson Bear ’39 Recreation and Athletic Center for the late alumnus, trustee, and publishing executive Charles Bear.