Achieving Student Connections During a Global Pandemic
Learn how student organizations continue to play an important role in building the Luther community.
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Learn how student organizations continue to play an important role in building the Luther community.
Happy 10th birthday to Daryll, the Luther College wind turbine.
Learn what the theme for this year's performance is based on and what it represents for the Luther community.
Learn how the Luther Works program serves as an integral part of the college's operations while providing meaningful work experiences and professional skill development.
In this post, Program Director Kathy Reed shares how Luther's Paideia program continues to create cross-campus connections to explore enduring questions.
Read about the work the Luther Music Department has been doing to address systemic racism.
Since it's the start of a new academic year, Pastor Melissa reminds us that it's a perfect time to reflect on our priorities and the state of our hearts.
In this post, Professor Todd Green asks that while we consider the many worthy memories associated with 9/11, we should also engage in conversation about the larger moral questions connected to how we remember and commemorate the event.
In this post, Professor Jon Jensen shares how we can work together to create a more sustainable world by tapping into the knowledge of our ancestors while striving to meet the needs of a changing society.
Learn how Luther's Alumni mentoring program helps students explore their vocation, reconnects alumni to the Luther student experience, and continues to grow.
How do we achieve a greater sense of community in the midst of increasing violence and disconnection? In this post, Professor Char Kunkel shares how making connections can create safety for others and increase our own.
Get a first-hand account of what it's like for the co-directors of this year's Nottingham Program to get settled in, immerse themselves in the area's history, and navigate the path set before them by previous directors.