Pandemic leads students to new approaches, attitudes, and opportunities.
Summer 2021
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National Poll brings valuable opportunities to campus, boosts College's profile
How well do you know your alma mater?
Grace Duffy ’22 wanted a summer internship in public policy, law, or criminal justice reform to help her decide what career to pursue.
Booking concerts for the College led to the Stanford's work with Cajun culture, and from there to an album, an art exhibit, and a book.
Nominated by classmates and peers, recipients have distinguished themselves by service to their professions, communities, and the College
Josh Blue ’01 faced one of the tougher challenges posed by the pandemic: how to ensure young students continue to learn amid drastically altered learning environments.
During the pandemic, Mitch Sevier ’21 and Paul Cover ’21 knew students and alumni needed connection more than ever. Their answer was a pen pal program that could facilitate long-term connections.
As a result of his own challenges finding services in Grinnell, Kyle Parker ’17 founded ClipDart, an on-demand mobile barber service for people who do not have reliable access to barbershop services that focus on their specific hair care needs.
On Sunday, April 25, in the opening game against Knox College, Brock Weirather ’21 pitched a perfect game.