Smoking increases patrols
Persistent smoking in Cleveland Hall has led Campus Security to enforce new measures in hope that students in South Campus dormitories will abide by the [...]
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New location, new food, more games, but the old Lonnski’s Charm remains
Most businesses don’t last long at 910 Main St. George’s closed down two years ago and Jimbo’s only lasted a year in the space. Lonn [...]
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Kim Hinds-Brush to leave after 5 years
Grinnell students must say goodbye to a truly beloved campus feature due to budget pressures. This time, Grinnell loses more than a few hours at [...]
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Fundraising for Haiti begins
by Katherine Chung Following the College’s stated commitment to social justice, Grinnell’s students, faculty and staff began the spring semester by launching a series of [...]
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A newer, sleeker Homepage revealed
Returning from Winter Break, many students noticed the radical difference in Grinnell’s website, as part of a two-phase plan to make the site more accessible [...]
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New Grinnell Public Safety Building opens
On Tuesday Jan. 19 the brand new Grinnell Public Safety Building opened at 1020 Spring St. replacing the previous location which was over 50 years [...]
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Senior Challenge to expect changes
SGA President Harry Krejsa, in collaboration with Free the Planet (FTP) and the No Limits Project (NLP), began discussion with the Administration Nov. 20 about [...]
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Lonnski’s to reappear with a bang
Even though Jimbo’s is gone, another familiar eatery will be taking its old address: Lonnski’s. Due to an unsound floor structure, Lonn Lease, owner of [...]
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External Review Released to All
On Nov. 20, the Outside Review of Grinnell College’s Policies Governing Hiring, Performance Review and Disciplinary Actions was released to the general campus. The report [...]
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New Student Orientation morphs
New Student Orientation (NSO) is one of those Grinnell experiences that all students go through and only some remember. Over the past three years, Student [...]
