Luther College is making a personalized education more accessible through their new Iowa Impact Award.

Megan Priest worked on developing a new curriculum framework that would shift away from the traditional education system towards more progressive practices. 

Brooks will present “Hearing the Unheard: How Historical Fiction Works” at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 24.

Organized by the Center for Ethics and Public Engagement (CEPE), the central theme is “9/11 and the Ethics of Memory.” 

Luther College professors and students are working together to create an anthology detailing the history and significance of Black intellectuals. 

The author will speak about her New York Times bestseller “The Vanishing Half”

Rachel Clennon and Sebastine Swamynathan partnered with CHOICE Employment Services in an effort to assess the need and develop a plan for a Special Olympics event in Decorah. 

Professor of Psychology Loren Toussaint and Mayo Clinic doctors utilize patient data to examine risk factors and outcomes of COVID-19.

Their findings can help to explain how human diseases form, such as cancer and Alzheimer's disease.

Melissa Bills has been named director of College Ministries and college pastor at Luther College.

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.