My Friend’s House is your friend’s house
At the far end of High Street lies a place where owls are plentiful, clothing is optional, and parties are frequent. My Friend’s House, 1005 High Street, is home to Sam Forman, Ben Schemper,...
Mock trial lays down the law at competition
The Grinnell Mock Trial team couldn’t be more Grinnellian. Student run, consistent winners of the Civility Award, and appreciative of students experienced and inexperienced, the team...
Lyle’s Pub draws record ravers, quizees, drinkers
Since its opening in 2008, Lyle’s Pub has emerged as one of Grinnell College students’ favorite hang out spots on campus. Located in the basement of the JRC, students must follow a long...
Peer-to-peer Tutoring Progresses
Introduced to four select classes last semester, the Writing Fellows program at Grinnell College has been slowly expanding. The program aims to facilitate peer-to-peer mentoring regarding the writing process. Upper class...
The Country Club boast feral cats, sweet aromas and frequent Kum & Go trips
Wandering up High Street, you may ask yourself what house comes after “The White House.” Fittingly, the answer is “The Country Club.” Though for some the term “country club”...
White ‘90 discusses his activist tendencies and many careers
The credentials of David White ’90 are intimidating—National Executive Director of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), a Rhodes Scholar and a graduate of Stanford Law School. He’s also a member of the Board of Directors of...
Members of ’10.5 speak on post-graduation ambitions, Part II
At the age of 26, Chris Hwang ’10.5 is probably one of the oldest graduates Grinnell has seen—a super-super-super-senior. “I took three years off after my junior year—came to...
Members of ’10.5 speak on post-graduation ambitions, Part I
For Sadish Dhakal ’10.5, the reason for graduating after this fall semester was simple. “Saves me time, saves me money,” said the math major, who came to Grinnell from Nepal....
At Grinnell, Self-Gov is love, Self-Care is rare
With finals week fast approaching, many students are feeling the pressure that accompanies the end of the semester. This year, several campus groups and resources came together to help...
Students donate food, library forgives fines
On Tuesday, the Grinnell College Libraries wrapped up a two-week campaign entitled Food for Fines. This new program was an opportunity for students to donate nonperishable food items in order to reduce their library fines....
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