Lilli Morrish News Today

Grinnell College Mock Trial members immersed themselves in a “delightfully dramatic, Hollywood true crime” case for their first invitational competition of the 2023-2024 school year, Mock Trial leader Lilli Morrish `25 said. This year’s trial, decided by the American Mock Trial Association, is centered around a mythical art heist at a charity gala. Every college-level...

First-Year Tutorial, a defining feature of Grinnell’s individually-advised curriculum for 52 years, still plays an essential role in initiating first-year students into the campus community while developing their academic skills.  Tutorial 100, a shared requirement among all first-years, was created in 1971 as part of the college’s step back from general education requirements.  According to...

As Grinnell College’s student newspaper, it is our responsibility to provide fair and comprehensive coverage of issues that affect our community. In light of recent Iowa legislation that directly endangers and marginalizes the trans community, it is important to address both this harm and the way that national news coverage has contributed to a wave...

Before she had a solo show, a nonprofit or five national titles, Carly Schuna `06 had the Klutz Book of Juggling. “It came with three beanbags,” Schuna said, “and I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever come across.” Now a professional circus artist, Schuna’s juggling skills have only improved since she first...

By Jane Hoffman hoffmanj@grinnell.edu The Grinnell College Museum of Art’s (GCMoA) latest exhibition is a celebration of student creativity. The gallery’s walls are adorned with pieces created by third- and fourth-year studio art students who utilize media, ranging from digital programs to ceramics to textiles, to create unique and innovative artwork.  The final exhibition of...