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Abby Spore sitting in a dugout
I’ve been given a lot of opportunities by the Luther athletics department. I’ve been very fortunate to be not only a player, but also to be so involved in a college where they care about me and want me to succeed.
Abby Spore ’24
Biology major, All-American and Academic All-American Norse softball player
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Through my internships, I learned how flexible my major is. I can go into a medical field, learn the basics, and apply everything that I know about computer science there. The next day, I can go into a sales team and do the same. I can go in many directions.
Gabriel Palacios '22
COMPUTER SCIENCE MAJOR
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I would recommend Luther because teachers make meaningful connections with students. A lot of my teachers have spent countless hours helping me outside of their own schedules. I’m so grateful for all the hard work they put in to help me succeed.
Kiley Nolan '24
Allied health science major, Spanish minor
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Environmental studies is an inherently interdisciplinary field, and that’s how it’s taught at Luther, from science to ethics to anthropology. Beyond that, Luther has made an incredible commitment to sustainability, to reach zero emissions by 2030. Luther walks the talk.
Charlie Sylvester '22
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES MAJOR
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The small size of the college has allowed me to create meaningful connections with a lot of members of our campus community, and it truly feels like home. The friends I’ve made, the professors I’ve had, and Luther staff I’ve encountered have all contributed to making Luther a special place for me.
Nancy Le ’24
Visual Communication Major
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Kirsten looks at the camera. She is wearing a gray top.
At Luther College, the relationships you make really matter. The professors and staff have gone out of their way to support me, both during and beyond college.
Kirsten Loynachan ’22
Accounting and music major
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Luther placed best among its peers in key criteria evaluated in the Wall Street Journal / College Pulse 2025 best colleges ranking.

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Find common purpose.
We believe in education for the common good. Our students challenge the status quo and serve their communities.
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Understanding the building blocks of the universe

Since 2006, NSF grants have allowed Professor Todd Pedlar and Luther students to participate in international collaborations that conduct research in elementary particle physics. 

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