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Tino Tazvitya

Throughout her time at Grinnell, Tino Tazvitya `23 has worn many hats, including International Pre-Orientation Program (IPOP) mentor, concert crew member, basketball team manager and Dining Hall worker. However, after returning to campus post-COVID shutdown, she took on a new, unexpected role intramural archer. “I had never shot an arrow, at all,” said Tazvitya..

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Huandong Chang

A mathematics and computer science double major with a statistics concentration, Huandong Chang `23 has led a life at Grinnell full of athletic activities with friends, academic exploration in a wide array of subjects and exposure to new countries and languages. Chang, originally from China, found Grinnell College through the U.S. News and World Report.

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Class of 2025 s NSO back in-person, albeit with some structural shifts – The Scarlet and Black

Class of 2025 s NSO back in-person, albeit with some structural shifts – The Scarlet and Black
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Is FYE here to stay?

By Mary Ann Schwindt schwindt@grinnell.edu A faculty vote on May 4 will decide if the First-Year Experience (FYE) course will become a requirement for graduation at Grinnell College. But some students who’ve taken the course are questioning how useful it really is. The course, directed towards first-year students, was created on a recommendation from the residential learning task force, which is comprised of students, faculty, staff, alumni and trustees. The goal for the course was to have students gain a common language and understanding of topics ranging from identity to sexual respect. The task force’s recommendation first resulted in staff members, such as Jordan Brooks in Intercultural Affairs and Adam Gilbert, a residence life coordinator (RLC), visiting five first-year tutorials to deliver class information sessions in the 2017-2018 academic year.

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