Luther College News
“At Luther, learning is grounded in community. The generosity of our alumni to support our students and their needs is a powerful example of Luther’s community supporting transformational learning experiences,” said President Brad Chamberlain.
The Young Alumni Award recognizes the outstanding achievements of Luther alumni in their vocation or avocation who have graduated in the last 15 years.
“I feel honored that my classmates picked me,” said Kaasa, a double major in elementary education and Nordic Studies.
The Concert Band last toured Japan in 2010 under the late Fred Nyline, its longtime director, and this year’s trip builds on that history.
The Luther admissions team reported that marketing is a program of “high interest” with students.
The “Called Outward: Exploring Skills for Faith-Based Leadership” program is funded through a two-year $40,000 grant from the Council of Independent Colleges’ Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education.
Their papers examined an exciting array of works, from Virginia Woolf to Sudanese author Leila Aboulela to a popular HBO series.
Between 20 and 50 NICC students will have the opportunity to live on the third floor of Larsen Hall.
The Doctor of Humane Letters honoris causa recognizes Steves’ promotion of the value of travel as an educational tool for the last 40 years.
“Creature” blends historical realism and literary magic to show how a girl learns to confront her monsters by bringing them to life.