In October 1998, Matthew Shepard, a gay student at the University of Wyoming, was kidnapped, beaten, tied to a split rail fence in a field, and left to die as the stars watched over him. As the world watched...

Luther College will welcome South African priest and anti-apartheid activist Father Michael Lapsley on April 17-19, where he will take part in conversations with students, faculty and Decorah residents. Lapsley...

On Friday, April 12, the United States Air Force Band performed a free public concert at the CFL Main Hall, featuring a mix of patriotic songs, classical pieces, and 1970s pop hits. The performance,...

The University of Iowa women’s basketball team made the NCAA Championship for the second consecutive year, falling to South Carolina 87-75 on April 7. Their run through the tournament, powered by star...

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), and this year, various student organizations at Luther are joining forces to host events aimed at raising awareness about sexual violence. Norse Against...

Having nothing short of a spectacular swimming season, Mia Prater (‘27) became Luther’s first national qualifier in eight years and represented the Norse at the NCAA DIII Swimming and Diving Championships...

At the General meeting on April 4, members of Student Senate discussed upcoming events hosted by Norse Against Sexual Assault (NASA) for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Additionally, they successfully...