On Thursday, April 18, the Grinnell College Museum of Art opened the 2024 Bachelor of Arts Exhibition (BAX), an annual tradition that celebrates the creativity of studio art students in a culminating show of selected artworks. At the reception, classmates, faculty and museum staff viewed the artists’ pieces and attended an awards ceremony. “This was.
The Stewart Gallery is now displaying works by Grinnell College art majors in an exhibition that runs from Friday, Feb. 16 to Saturday, March 16. Located in the Grinnell Arts Center in downtown Grinnell at 926 Broad St., this artist salon the second annual showcase of work by students of the College held.
Despite its convenient location by the Dining Hall, the Smith Gallery can be an easy place to miss if the only thing on one’s mind are garlic breadsticks and General Tso’s chicken. But this gallery pulls its weight in whipping up equally flavorful selections of visual fare. Named for Edith Renfrow Smith `37, its unadorned.
By Ray Goedeker goedeker@grinnell.edu The Grinnell College softball team began conference play April 2 and 3 against Monmouth and Knox College with a convincing three wins and one loss, pushing their overall season record to 8-9. The team looks ahead now to their next conference series on April 15 against Lake Forest, a historically tough.
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Grinnell College’s softball team is in danger of losing a critical number of players after the athletic department fired Assistant Coach Ben Suchon this past summer. Neither Suchon nor the players have received a consistent explanation as to why.
The situation has prompted multiple first- and second-year players, who were recruited by Suchon, to consider transferring, leaving the team with a severely depleted roster.
“If Coach Suchon goes, we have to be asking ourselves if the softball program is in jeopardy,” said Bruce Vermeulen, father of Elizabeth and Kathryn Vermeulen, both class of 2024 and softball team members.