On Monday, February 15, Arne Sorenson (‘80), Chief Executive Officer of Marriott International Inc., died of pancreatic cancer. Since graduating in 1980, Sorenson served on the Luther College Board of...

On Tuesday, February 23, a book group called “Norwegian Approaches to Race and Social Justice” met to discuss the book “Pakkis,” written by Khalid Hussain. This event was sponsored by the Center...

Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes? Not quite. More like fourteen hundred forty minutes to rehearse and prepare a play to perform. On Saturday, February 27, SPIN Theatre hosted their...

Luther concluded its commemoration of Black History Month this week with a virtual screening of the film “I Am Not Your Negro.” On Thursday, February 25, a link was provided to watch the film free...

Last week, members of the Luther community gathered for discussion about the accelerating inequality, unprecedented political polarization and fraying social fabric that is central in the book “The Upswing:...

For the past 30 years, Professor of English Nancy Barry has been a constant on Luther’s campus. Students visiting the English department in Main are used to receiving writing advice from her fifth-floor...

In their first doubleheader since March of 2020, the Luther softball team opened their season strong on February 21 with a pair of wins against Bethany Lutheran College at the Mankato State University...

In a season disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Luther swimming and diving program swam through the distractions and continued to compete at a high level. The three-day Liberal Arts Championships was...

On Feb. 10th, Luther College’s Center for Ethics and Public Engagement sponsored the pop-up panel “Tell Me About Myanmar,” a presentation organized and led by several international students from...

On Wednesday, February 10, Luther College announced that current students, faculty, and staff now have the option to test for COVID-19 if they are asymptomatic. The Expanded Asymptomatic Surveillance Testing...