During the first 100 days of the Trump administration, a series of new regulations and actions were taken that reflect anti-immigrant policies, especially concerning undocumented immigrants. Read more:

This spring, “My Best Friend” members Frannie Crego, Maya Llewellyn and Ben Curran, all `25, celebrated the release of their self-titled debut EP with a packed performance in Gardner Lounge, a moment four years in the making. Read more:

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In early March 2025, the United States Agricultural Department faced cuts of $11 million to state Local Food Purchasing Assistance programs (LFPA). Read more:

When Chris Brown `27 arrived at Grinnell in the fall of 2023, he expected to find intramural opportunities for students like him who enjoy playing basketball for fun. Read more:

On Wednesday evenings, the lower floor of the Noyce Science Center is usually deserted. But just past the door of the Physics Lab, an almost-five-foot-tall pink rocket leans against a table. Read more:

Over the past decade, Grinnell College employees have poured more than $400,000 into political campaigns and groups. Read More:

Hosted annually in the Grinnell College Museum of Art, the Bachelor of Arts Exhibition (BAX) provides third-year and fourth-year students an opportunity to showcase their art to an audience of peers, faculty and community members alike. Read more:

The Empowerment Center, currently under renovation, promises to be a one-stop resource hub for individuals facing challenges related to housing, employment and social services:

The Office of International Student Affairs has created a support card to remind students with F-1 visa status about their lawful presence in case of difficult encounters with law enforcement or immigration authorities. Read more:

From April 6 to April 18, the Edith Renfrow Smith `37 Gallery returned to nature. Bird calls echoed through a space overgrown with moss and leaves. This is “Bird Worlds,” a Smith Gallery exhibition by Henry Loomis `26. Read more:

Many Grinnell students seek on-campus employment that offers more than just a paycheck. Positions that combine meaningful work with professional development provide valuable experience that extends beyond graduation. Read more:

On Saturday, April 12, Iowa State Senator Annette Sweeney (R – Iowa Falls) held her final Legislative Coffee event at Drake Community Library, hosted by the Grinnell-Jasper League of Women Voters and the Grinnell Chamber of Commerce. Read more:

In “Mixed Signals,” Agnes Allman `26.5 showcased four original dance pieces. The performance, which took place the evening of April 11, represented the culmination of two years of choreography work for Allman. Read more:

Starting in the summer of 2026, Grinnell College intends to stop offering complimentary housing and meals to students working Reunion or any other positions prior to or after an academic semester:

An explosion of lights and color is how one would describe the very first Brazilian Funk Gardner at Grinnell College, hosted on April 11 from 11 p.m. onwards by the Brazilian Students Organization (BRASA). Read more:

Grinnell’s track and field teams delivered a record-breaking performance at the 2025 Darren (Dick) Young Classic. Grinnell’s athletes won in 12 events and recorded 37 personal records:

In the spring, Grinnell’s Harris Center transforms into a global showcase of different cultures, bringing students together from all around the world. Read more:

Rare International Students Everywhere (RISE), co-founded by President Candice Lu `26 and Treasurer Natalie Ng `27, is a student organization that represents and strives to create a welcoming community for Rare Birds. Read more:

Academy Award-nominated sound designer and supervising sound editor F. Hudson Miller `80 brought a taste of Hollywood back with him when he returned to Grinnell last week. Read more:

The tour of Compass Plant Farm organized by the Center for Prairie Studies on Saturday, April 5, was a chance for the forty students and Grinnell residents who attended to learn how the farm has been impacted by recent national agricultural policy: