Rosenfield Symposium on Feb. 4-6 examines Winter Olympics, human rights, and Russia’s enigmatic leader.

Students in Monty Roper’s Practicing Anthropology class put theory into practice with community service organizations in Grinnell.

Explore topics that affect us all through the Rosenfield Program in Public Affairs, International Relations, and Human Rights.

Grinnell’s “freelance film students” win recognition at the Society for Cinema and Media Studies National Undergraduate Conference.

Liberal arts and entrepreneurship go hand-in-hand as Grinnellians create new fields.

A guerilla art project knits together a group of students, townspeople, and local alumni.

On Wednesday, February 6, the Center for Prairie Studies is sponsoring a visit to campus by Dr. Kelley Donham, Professor and Associate Head for Agricultural Medicine, Occupational and Environmental Health in the College of Public Health, The University of Iowa.

If you come to Grinnell, there are some classes that current students recommend strongly. If you join our ranks, you’ll write your own top 10 classes list. Here, in no particular order, are mine:<…

The Grinnell writer dropped her forehead onto her arms in abject despair. She lay there, limp and hopeless, like a corn doll abandoned in the rain. The husks of her notebooks lay about her,…

Dear Grinnell,

Could you explain to me how I became a college senior? I understand that classes were involved and the passage of time and a whole bunch of homework, but what happened? And…