Luther Magazine: Alumni Story

Whether a student majors in Nordic studies or not, they carry into the world the values of a college founded by Norwegian Lutheran immigrants. Here, we share two stories of what that can look like.

Alumni in northeast Minneapolis work together to make food systems more accessible.

Dana (Norris) Kruse ’07 shares a beautiful reflection on how a fellow Luther alum helped anchor her in her new church home.

When a Luther grad suffered cardiac arrest during a 10-mile race, a network of support came to his aid—including a fellow Luther grad.

Global health alumni improve health access, equity, and outcomes for their communities.

Members of the class of 1968 brought the beloved bells back to Luther.

Karoline (Kari) Myers ’08 directs arts education and community programs that serve more than 60,000 people per year.

Matthew (Peterson) Rusek-Peterson ’17 manages the lab for the world’s largest experimental ecosystem.

Cory Anderson ’16 works against a spreading wildlife disease with possible risks for human health and agriculture.

These music educators learn as much as they teach in schools around the world.