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Op-Ed: Even with an increase in wages, the new meal plan is not worth it - Vimarsana News

Op-Ed: Even with an increase in wages, the new meal plan is not worth it

In December of 2023, Grinnell College students received an email informing them of a shift in meal plan options for the 2024-25 academic year. As it stands, the full meal plan next semester will come in at a whopping $8,964 for students in traditional dorm housing. For off campus or apartment style housing, students are...

Another Harry Potter store opens in Oxford Cornmarket Street - Vimarsana News

Another Harry Potter store opens in Oxford Cornmarket Street

A second Harry Potter shop has opened in Cornmarket in Oxford.

TAMUCC's Islander Green Team conduct food waste audit to celebrate Earth Day - Vimarsana News

TAMUCC's Islander Green Team conduct food waste audit to celebrate Earth Day

This Earth Day, TAMU-CC's Islander Green Team conducted a food waste audit on Monday morning to see exactly how much food is wasted on campus.

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Student artists find meaning in printed publications - Vimarsana News

Student artists find meaning in printed publications

For Ali Levine `24, receiving the first print editions of GOGUE, Grinnell’s recently established fashion magazine, was a magical experience. “Having a physical version of all the hard work that you do is so empowering and so meaningful — for people to see themselves and see people in an actual physical copy, it’s like something...

Staff Editorial: We need transparency on our budgets - Vimarsana News

Staff Editorial: We need transparency on our budgets

Starting this August, you may no longer hold print editions of The Scarlet & Black. The Department of Student Affairs in early April informed S&B editors-in-chief that Grinnell College has proposed a budget that would no longer fund the printing of our newspaper.  The College came up with this proposal without consulting The S&B. These...