On Sept. 24, Luther welcomed author and journalist David Epstein to speak at the annual Farwell Distinguished Lecture series ...

Luther Athletics has begun hosting Norse Nights Out and Viking Vacation Days throughout the 2026-2027 school year for kids in ...

Dr. Tim Peter (‘86), a Luther alumni and professor, has returned to the College to teach conducting and direct Nordic Choir ...

The beginning of this academic year has been marked by a mold outbreak in various Luther College dorm buildings.In an email ...

In a blind vote on Feb. 19, Student Senate approved a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) chapter as an official student organization on campus. This Student Senate hearing was the organization’s second time ...

Luther College dining services have introduced several changes for the 2026-27 academic year, including a two-hour limit between meal swipes, new food options, and plans for additional dining services ...

Disclaimer: The following article features sensitive topics, including discussions of gun violence and school shootings. “Run, Hide, Fight,” comparable to safety preparation phrases like “Stop, Drop ...

While it took a little bit to get this special feature uploaded to the CHIPS website because of technical difficulties, academic commitments, and spring break, the CHIPS Vol. 150 Special Feature is ...

My experience at CHIPS as a staff writer last school year was fantastic. Our staff numbers increased drastically as seniors returned to the organization, and I felt as though things were really ...

Ever since the ceremonial wall was first broken on August 1, 2024, renovations have been underway on the present Regents Center, soon to be known as the Gerdin Fieldhouse. The renovated facility is to ...

On June 1, Bon Appétit took over as Luther College’s food services provider. Since then, students and staff alike have been adjusting to the changes made to the cafeteria and other eateries on campus.

When Karine Neuberg visited her relative Laur Larsen in Decorah in 1862, she explored the limestone bluffs, rolling hills, oak savannas and prairies of the Oneota river valley. The Ho-Chunk people, ...