Room Draw Makes Changes
Residence life made two major changes to housing policies and room draw, which will take place this Sunday, April 22. “We did expand our gender-neutral housing,” said Andrea Conner, Dean of Students/Director of...
Africa Symposium explores the dynamics of a rapidly developing continent
Sponsored by Grinnell’s Rosenfield Program, seven speakers were invited to appear on campus as a part of this week’s symposium entitled “Africa’s new role in the International...
This Week in SGA
Joint Board was a battle of the bands this Wednesday, as senators and students debated fourth-year Matt Rosenbaum’s selection of the country band “Stateline” for Block Party on May 18. The removal of funding was...
Kington Creates Diversity Council
President Raynard Kington initiated a new advisory council charged with providing strategic recommendations to him on how to develop and sustain an inclusive and diverse campus community. In addition, the new Council on...
Printing to Stay Free
Paper Cut’s three-step process might take an extra five minutes to print before class, but it saved the college almost 900 dollars and nearly 100,000 pages of paper since Spring 2011. Despite rumors that circulated when...
Pride Week bridges gaps between private, public life
The Stonewall Resource Center (SRC) is sponsoring Pride Week this week. “Pride is a word that has a lot of meanings among people who consider themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer,” said Elliot...
Tuition increases 3%
Students received an email message regarding a three percent increase in the comprehensive fee for the next academic year from President Kington during Spring Break. President Kington’s email included an attached letter...
Applicants flow into Grinnell
Because of its largest ever applicant pool, Grinnell’s acceptance rate has dropped below 30 percent, raising the College’s selectivity ranking to its highest level in years. “We admitted over 1300 students this...
This week in SGA
Joint Board came back to life last Wednesday with a vote to fund the extermination of the living dead after two weeks of Spring Break. The student group Nerf-at-Noyce, represented by James Tiffany ’15 and Rogelio...
Waves of awards sweep Grinnell College
As the flurry of student portraits on Grinnell’s homepage suggests, a number of students have received prestigious awards, scholarships and fellowships since the beginning of Spring Break. The first prize to be announced...
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