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Track and field opens indoor season with new records
At the Jan. 27 Grinnell Invitational indoor track meet, the women’s and men’s track and field teams combined to take three wins and set two new indoor records. Lucas Fadden `26 broke the record for...
View ArticleGOGUE strikes a pose: Fall 2023 issue release
Grinnell College fashion magazine GOGUE published its fourth issue this past Tuesday, Jan. 31 at a tabling event outside of the Dining Hall. Co-Editor-in-Chief Chae Yu `24 hosted the release of the...
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William Villalongo questions Western art conventions in new exhibition
The Grinnell College Museum of Art (GCMoA) invites members of the Grinnell community to enter a conversation with a new exhibition, “William Villalongo: Myths and Migrations.” Daniel Strong, museum...
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Cribz: It’s GAME time
An official “Game House” sign standing outside 1128 East St. marks the building as one of the College’s six project houses. Passersby might assume that it serves as a shared living space for video or...
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Alan Page, former NFL star and Minnesota Supreme Court Justice, returns to...
When Alan Page spoke at Grinnell College on April 4, 1984, he had recently concluded an exceptional career in the National Football League, highlighted by a Most Valuable Player award and four Super...
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Bargaining in limbo: Union and Grinnell College file dueling complaints
The Union of Grinnell Student Dining Workers’ (UGSDW) and Grinnell College’s return to the bargaining table remains uncertain in the face of two pending Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) complaints. The ULP...
View ArticleMandatory meal plans for off-campus students spark controversy
All Grinnell College students, including those living in non-college housing, will be required to purchase a meal plan for the 2024-2025 academic year. This is a change from the 2023-2024 academic...
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Pastries, politics and polarization: Broadcast in the digital age
It’s still dark, but already a line weaves out the door. We open officially in nine minutes, but patrons understand that at Grin City Bakery ‘business hours’ are encouraged but not enforced. I hand...
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Poweshiek Trading Post to close in Grinnell, owners look to new careers...
Grinnell’s Poweshiek Trading Post, a vendor of vintage clothing and antiques, will close its doors to the public March 1, 2024. After over two-and-a-half years in business, owners Cameron Fisher, 28,...
View ArticleLetter to the Editor: Support women’s athletics
The National College Athletics Association (NCAA) spent much of 2023 celebrating Title IX. Its success is simultaneously debatable (e.g., 2021 “March Madness”) and irrefutable (e.g., greatly expanded...
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