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- Sep 28, 2026
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Ken Kasper assumes superintendent role at Grinnell-Newburg School District (opens the original)
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As Grinnell-Newburg students headed back to school this fall, Ken Kasper had a first day of his own — his first as district superintendent. In early January 2026, the Grinnell-Newburg School Board of Directors announced Kasper would assume the position of superintendent for the 2026-27 school year, succeeding Lisa Beames, interim superintendent. Before coming to Grinnell, Kasper served as superintendent at both the Garner-Hayfield-Ventura Community School District, in Garner, Iowa, and the Rudd-
Four questions about the Constitution with Professor Melissa Murray (opens the original)
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On National Constitution Day, Melissa Murray, Frederick I. and Grace Stokes law professor at New York University, came to Grinnell College to speak on the state of the U.S. Constitution, 239 years after its signing. Murray’s talk and Q&A session on Sept. 17 were a collaboration between Grinnell College’s Scholars’ Convocation and the Rosenfield Program’s ‘Declaration of Independence’ series. Her talk focused on the topics found within her latest book, “The U.S. Constitution: A Comprehensive and
$600,000 Sherman Foundation Grant to expand arts technology at Grinnell (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: The impact of the Knapp Film and Media Studies Center collapse on its construction and the broader response from the College are covered separately in The S&B’s reporting on the center. Grinnell College has received $600,000 in grant funding to improve the integration and use of technology in the College’s arts curricula. The grant comes from the Sherman Fairchild Foundation, a private foundation that provides funding to higher education institutions. The money will fund a four-ye
Grinnell named as 2027-2028 Iowa Thriving Community (opens the original)
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This past July, the Iowa Finance Authority (IFA) and Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) named Grinnell an Iowa Thriving Community for 2027-2028, in addition to the towns of Boone, Le Mars and Maquoketa. As a result, Grinnell has received Low-Income Housing Tax Credits to incentivize further housing projects. “I think being awarded this hopefully gives a message that we are trying to make efforts and inroads into creating more affordable housing in Grinnell,” Grinnell Mayor Sam Cox said.
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