Luther College News
Professor of Management Rob Larson was elected to be the NCAA’s Division III Management Council’s chair at the July meeting of the Management Council. The Management Council reports directly to the Presidents Council and handles the implementation of policies adopted by the Association’s Board of Governors and Division III Presidents Council.
Nearly 90 alumni came from as far as Portland, Ore., and Boston to reconnect with old friends and to make music with new friends.
“These scholarships are more than financial support — they’re a recognition of our students’ resilience, leadership and academic excellence,” said Jennifer Hanifl, director of TRIO Student Support Services.
Luther College announced that 268 students graduated in the spring of 2025.
“In Megan Wilson, Luther College and Norse athletics has found a strategic leader that will make an immediate impact on the culture of excellence and achievement that we are building together,” President Brad Chamberlain said.Â
Since 2007, Luther students have initiated and led 24 different summer Projects for Peace programs globally.
With more than two decades of experience in student affairs and student-facing offices, Julie Thornton joins Luther College.
Kellen DeKok, Lydia Gruenwald, Alexia Murano and Cassandra Norton were selected to be teaching assistants.
Luther College’s spring 2025 Dean’s List includes 562 students, with 56 first-years, 119 sophomores, 141 juniors and 246 seniors.
The cost, which includes transportation, lunch and admission, is $10 per person.