High-impact internships with Luther alumni shape students’ career paths.

Two fundraising efforts launched by Luther community members have found phenomenal success in raising money for Ukrainians affected by war.

Last May, Luther sent 413 new graduates into the world. 

Luther summer wrestling camps help girls hone their technique.

Luther alumni who work at Minnesota Public Radio connect listeners to high-quality journalism, custom entertainment, and a feeling of community.

Luther coaches care about their student-athletes as though they’re family—and sometimes they are! 

The Black Alumni Association’s 2021 holiday treat bag campaign benefits Luther students, the college, and the Decorah community.

Luther celebrates some major milestones this year.

Luther graduates who win highly competitive Fulbright awards take the next step in broadening their horizons.

Through the VIA Mentoring Program, alumni mentors help light the way for current Luther students.

Alumni from all corners share snippets of life abroad during the pandemic. We start with Namibia, Norway, and Eswatini.

We check in with alumni from Saudi Arabia, Chile, and Timor-Leste.

We hear from alumni in Malaysia, Kenya, Austria, and Trinidad and Tobago.

We finish our series with alumni in France, Brazil, and China.

2020 grads spend their first year out of college making a difference in Decorah.

Let the Luther Navigator—a new TripAdvisor-style app for the Luther community—be your guide.

Through a community effort, Luther’s central campus has been named to the National Register of Historic Places.

With a lot of care and planning, the Luther community continues to connect on campus during the pandemic.

Luther grads teaching in classrooms around the country share how things are going during the coronavirus pandemic.

Last spring, as many of us felt our worlds start to shrink, dozens of Luther students and Decorah-area families had the opposite experience as they sheltered in place together.

When COVID-19 hit, students in Luther’s new Rochester program found high-impact ways to learn and contribute.

Snapshots from the class of 2020

Snapshots from the class of 2019

A glimpse into the powerful health benefits of forgiveness—and into the benefits for students who research it

Luther’s Center for Ethics and Public Engagement pushes ethics beyond the classroom

Luther magazine reflects with President Paula J. Carlson as she wraps up her time at Luther

Students bring the acclaimed talk series to the college, sharing ideas from the Luther community with a global audience

A world-class experience in Europe helps Luther students grow as musicians and global citizens

Students in a course on migration and border issues look to local communities for a month of impactful learning

Meet Luther friends in England and Malta who help students make a second home abroad

Dr. Jenifer K. Ward, provost and dean of the college for Centenary College of Louisiana in Shreveport, begins her duties as president of Luther College in July

Marcella Meza '18 and Daniel Brown '18 mentor Luther students

New equipment allows Luther researchers to explore northeast Iowa effigy mounds without excavation

A unique teaching tool pays off in spades—and Luther students are co-creating it

Students take part in active digging and a study season at two important sites

Scott Roland '04 puts his Luther pre-engineering training to the test by designing rockets for Blue Origin, a private spaceflight company

The lives of alumni artist educators

Science and arts combine in a geological hot spot

A Q&A with Lisa Scott, interim dean of institutional equity and inclusion

Honoring alumni and students for service and achievement

A look back at the first international Nordic Choir tour

Progress in a tumultuous time

Maasai guides visit Luther in a cultural exchange

You never know when you might run into a Norse

Luther professor Todd Green educates on Islamophobia in D.C.

The sport Norse love for life

Luther students share scenes from their study away around the world during the past year

A Q&A with Andrew Last ’97

Weston Noble ’43 fed his spirit through a life devoted to music, students, and Luther College

Luther honors alumni and students for service and achievement

Program grads offer insight and surprises about politics and public service

2016 graduates talk about the ideas and experiences that inspired them at Luther, and where they’re headed now

How faculty use endowment funds to enhance learning at Luther

Fabian Pop Pop '17, Bjorn Myrhe '16, and Madilyn Heike '19 are recognized for entrepreneurship

Luther archaeology students use modern technology to tell an ancient story

Luther assistant professor of English Mike Garcia explores the policing of language

A study away photo essay

If you had $5,000 to design a learning experience for yourself anywhere in the world, what would you do?

Seniors Clare Slagel, Patricia Serres, and Drew Van Anrooy leave stellar records. Video Extra

Lise Kildegaard spurs students to discover what's big and beautiful about short works. Video Extra

Artists tell how their works came to be

We asked Luther faculty members to help us understand some recent U.S. and world events based on their own expertise or experience.

Luther recognizes alumni for service and achievement.

Students photographed cloud forests, wildlife, and urban streets during J-term 2015.

Six new faculty granted tenure

And they cite cooperation, good people as Luther strengths

Teaching with interactive online texts, flipped classrooms, and innovative programming tools

Heidi Ross ’99 leads frontline research to save and restore threatened amphibian species

Remember our roots, live our mission, innovate to embrace our time, she says.

Story and video on Karla Bloem '94, founder of an international owl festival

Rick Mast ’99 and Michael Mast are pioneering the craft food movement, one chocolate bar at a time