Self-governance has been an integral aspect of the Grinnell tradition since its inception, or at least very near it. In President George Gates’ 1887 inaugural address, he stated that he was “both...

On September 26 from 3:30 to 5:00, Relish will open “Friends and Strangers,” an exhibition of paintings from Sidney Glos ’21. “Friends and Strangers” is a collection of paintings completed in...

In a charmingly dilapidated house just off campus, Keli Vitaioli, Megan Tcheng, Moya Roarty, Leah Harris, Sarah Cannon and Candace Mettle, all ’19, have made a home together. Affectionately referred...

The Grinnell Historical Museum is now open for its spring hours after being closed for the winter months. During this time, the museum underwent some small renovations and a cleaning and reorganization...

These days, spring break has taken on an almost mythic status. A trip to Miami Beach, complete with plenty of sunscreen and cheap beer, is seen as a rite of passage for many college students. But has that...

7:35 a.m. — Slap on some makeup to cover my NSO Eye Bags (copyrighted by me) 7:54 a.m. — Grab a hard boiled egg from my fridge that I make in weekly batches because #protein 7:57 a.m.— Almost fall...

In the age of texting and tweeting, the ability to capture a moment has become so simple. In those five or so seconds it takes for you to take a photo, maybe longer if there is a caption involved,...

Salseros de Grinnell Aru Fatehpuria fatehpur@grinnell.edu Salseros de Grinnell is more than one may think. Some people think it is a club where you learn salsa dance. Others think it’s a place to...

This summer, Grinnellians connected with art through a variety of mediums. The S&B’s Keli Vitaioli asked students in and around the JRC to share how they experienced art, from concerts to theater...

By Keli Vitaioli vitaioli@grinnell.edu Many Grinnellians developed their creative skill sets this summer at arts internships across the country. Anne Rogers ’19 spent the summer in Minneapolis with...

By Keli Vitaioli vitaioli@grinnell.edu When asked to name the three most important things in her life, Stacey Cannon of the CRSSJ fired off “God, family and health.  That sounds about right.” An...