Admissions aims for Minnesota

What draws so many Minnesotans to Luther? Rather, what draws Luther to them?
By: Andrew Dyrdal, Staff Writer

Five of the past six incoming classes have included more students from Iowa’s northern neighbor than from within its own borders.

Budget review: Student participation lacking

By: Danny Wilcox, Staff Writer

President Torgerson and the College Council began constructing Luther’s annual budget last month. From October to its approval in May, the budget will be reviewed by faculty, staff, administrators, Regents, and, for only the second time, the Student Senate.

BUNKING UP...IN STUDY LOUNGES?

Towers’ study lounges furnished to accomodate resident overflow; students choose between Larsen and longue living
By: Antonia Lliteras, Staff Writer

Due to a room shortage in Towers, last spring’s room draw had a less than satisfactory outcome, leaving some students “roomless.” In response, Residence Life transformed study lounges in Towers into dorm rooms for those students who couldn’t get a conventional room.

Sean Kingston brings reggae to Regents

Sean Kingston drew one of SAC Concert’s largest shows in recent years despite his somewhat anti-climactic exit
By: Alli Brenny, A&E Editor

Norse volleyball spring to 1st NCAA Division III National Tournament

By: Anne Litsey, Staff Writer


It has been a year of firsts for the women’s volleyball team, as Head Coach Jane Gibbs was named IIAC Coach of the Year while leading her team to their first ever appearance in the NCAA Division III National Tournament.

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