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Sometimes to both students and professors, Grinnell College can feel a little bit like living on an island. Jeremy Chen, a senior lecturer in Grinnell College’s Art Department, set out to change that with the creation of Stew Art Studios, commonly called “The Stew,” an art studio at 927 Broad St. in downtown Grinnell, where students can share their work and collaborate on art projects ...
Recent graduate Elainia Gupta ’22 credits professors, peers, and Grinnell’s resource center for her success. Cultivating an Interest in Economics Through Mathematics Jacob Sampson’s interest in mathematics led to an exciting first job in financial technology.
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Jennifer Fulton ’15 is living her dream as a principal scientist in medicinal chemistry at Cogent Biosciences, and it all began at Grinnell. Chemistry Major Turned Environmental Scientist At Grinnell, Finn Dworkin ’22 was able to study the water ecosystems near campus.
These are entities that reach beyond the College. They may have their own brand equity or distinction, or may serve additional audiences outside the College. In some instances, these entities may maintain a distinct identity or mark, used in conjunction with the master logo or the Grinnell College name. It’s important to note that Grinnell ...
The Salisbury House Library Collection came to Grinnell College Special Collections in 2019. From the historic Salisbury House estate of Des Moines, Iowa, the collection was built by Carl and Edith Weeks primarily between the 1920s and 1960s. The library totals nearly 5,000 rare books and manuscripts dating from the 12th century to mid-1960s. A project archivist is working to process and ...
Paying for college is a big investment. This is where Grinnell's robust financial aid comes in. Net price: is what you actually pay for one year at Grinnell; equals cost of attendance minus grants and scholarships; and; does not include loans or student employment since these sources of financial aid must be repaid or earned, respectively.
