The Scarlet & Black took home the title of 2023 best print/online newspaper of the year at the annual Iowa College Media Association (ICMA) awards. In addition to the award won by the paper as a whole, individual staff members won an additional 19 awards. Notably, staff writer Allison Moore `24 was one of four.
The Grinnell College Student Publications and Radio Committee (SPARC) publishes more than just The Scarlet and Black its current other media includes The B&S, GOGUE, Grinnell College Press, The Grinnell Review, Grinnell Underground Magazine and Sequence. Student publications display the comedy, art, fashion, writing and general culture on the campus of the College .
Hot on the heels of defending their Midwest Conference championship title, one might expect the Grinnell women’s soccer team to draw large crowds to their competitive home games. Yet anyone who attended Tuesday’s game against Monmouth College would have inevitably noticed the large empty spaces on the three concrete stands. After winning 3-0, only three.
Drag Show ranks among Grinnell College’s most prominent traditions, occupying a place next to time-honored customs such as 10/10, TitHead and Relays. But when did students host the first Drag Show on campus? To answer this, I spoke with two alumni-turned-professors, Fredo Rivera `06, art history, and Sarah Purcell `92, history, as well as Sarah.
On May 5, 1942 as the United States entrenched itself in World War II, as rations spread and as public opinion searched furiously for a scapegoat the Scarlet & Black ran a four-word headline “Japanese Students Expected Here.” In light of spiraling racial prejudice, the announcement signaled uncertainty about the safety of.