Students can now use their dining dollars at McNally’s Foods, Jay’s Deli and Saints Rest. The expansion program, a student-led initiative, has so far generated more visibility and patronage for each respective local business. The College will evaluate whether to expand the program at the end of the academic year. When Caroline Cassidy `25 worked.
Five Grinnell College students will be receiving funds from the Wilson Center to implement projects of their own design to help the Grinnell community. On Monday, April 24, Grinnell students gave presentations for this year’s Wilson Center SPARK pitch event. Students, who could be in groups or do an individual presentation, pitched their ideas to.
Sapphire Lake is a proposed 400-acre public lake that would be located south of Grinnell in Poweshiek County. The lake would provide a host of recreational activities such as water sports, boating, fishing, recreational trails, biking, beaches, camping, natural areas and parks that would be completely open to the public. Sounds great, right? But do.
Iowa developers have plans to build a soybean crushing plant just south of Grinnell city limits. If approved by Poweshiek County, the plant will join a growing number of facilities across Iowa and the U.S. at large dedicated to grinding soybeans, a process some legislators and environmental activists describe as damaging to local environments. Across.
Over 1,000 protesters, including Grinnell students, faculty, staff and community members, gathered at the foot of the Iowa State Capitol building in Des Moines, on March 6, rallying against anti-LGBTQ+ legislation currently being debated by the majority-Republican Iowa legislature. The protest was sponsored by groups across the state including One Iowa Action, League of Women.