The Luther community is invited to a panel discussion on issues involving Islamophobia, Education, and Civil Rights on November 3 at 7pm in Marty's.

Justin Tigerman '11 has accepted his first Call as Pastor at Faith Lutheran Church in Caldwell, Idaho.

Are presidential candidates working to wedge an even stronger divide between Christians and Muslims? Can that chasm be repaired? Bob Shedinger thinks we must work together on it if we are to survive as a species.

Filmmakers and visual artists, David and Hi-Jin Kang Hodge will give the 2015 Oen Fellows lecture at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20, in the Recital Hall of the Center for Faith and Life on the Luther campus. The lecture, titled "Impermanence: The Time of Man," is also part of the 2015-16 Religion Forum series and the Paideia Text and Issues Lecture series.

Professor Shedinger dissents from a 150-year-old argument only to feel like he's confessing a murder.

A young man gets arrested for bringing a clock to school. Sound a bit outrageous? Professor Todd Green explains why it's not only outrageous but what we should be doing about it.

Robert Shedinger, Luther College professor of religion, will discuss the reluctance of evolutionary scientists to re-evaluate the theory of evolution at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 24, in the Center for Faith and Life Recital Hall on the Luther campus. Shedinger's lecture, "Resistance to Change in a Theory of Change: Religion, Science and Evolutionary Theory's Failure to Evolve," is the opening lecture of the Luther College 2015-16 Religion Forum Series. The event is open to the public with no charge for admission.

In order to create a more complete picture of Malala Yousafzai, Keziah Grindeland, Luther College senior of Salem, Oregon, is researching how western media narratives of Yousafzai compare to how she understands her own religious identity.