This fall, Grinnell will announce its first comprehensive fundraising campaign in 20 years.

For Campus and Community: The Collection of the Grinnell College Museum of Art

Grinnell students have access to nearly 5,000 more rare books and historic documents, thanks to the College’s recent acquisition of the Des Moines Salisbury House’s library collection that includes first editions and historic documents.

Gregory Gómez ’80 installed his sculpture, “Broken English,” on the plaza of the Humanities and Social Studies Center (HSSC) Aug. 13. The sculpture was donated by John Chambers ’77 in honor of his late wife Jean Chambers.

Five-day expedition is a model for student-centered outdoor education

The new Luther and Jenny Erickson Endowed Professorship of Chemistry

In 2017 President Raynard S. Kington approached the Alumni Council with the idea of creating an Alumni Community Cookbook.

How an entrepreneurial classics major manages to do both

Roughly translated, this phrase means, “what’s the point?” This is what Cliff said to me on the first day of French class in the Newton Correctional Facility.

Making a living as a comic journalist

Q&A with the College archivist