As long as no COVID-19 Indicators are activated when the fall semester begins, face masks and physical distancing on campus will not be required.

Participants will enjoy in-person presentations, readings and panel discussions with well-known writers on Sept. 24-25.

Nora Nyi Myint and Salomé Valdivieso-Santillán have been awarded the Kuh Family “Positively Luther” Award and the Krahn Family Student Life Service Award respectively.

The grant program provides funds to faculty members to develop free educational resources and brings down textbook costs for students. 

Emily Dirks ‘18 and Nicholas Shaneyfelt have been awarded the H. George Anderson & Jutta F. Anderson Faculty Development award.

Luther College has announced plans for in-person, virtual and livestreamed events to celebrate Homecoming and alumni class reunions.

Felix Malpica '09 has been elected bishop of the La Crosse Area Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA).

Erdenebulgan was selected for a 2020 Davis Projects for Peace grant for his project titled “Promoting Peace Through Music: Music is the Language of Magic.”

Josh Cinnamo '03 will be one of 61 athletes representing the United States at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

During move out week student workers and volunteers implemented various tactics in an effort to reuse and recycle, rather than waste. 

Luther signs onto the challenge as the institution reaches its 70% summer vaccination goal.

Luther College held a modified in-person commencement ceremony at 11 a.m. Sunday, May 16, to celebrate the class of 2021.