A Lifetime of Impact
Luther’s more than 35,000 alumni and friends throughout the world share a powerful common bond. Stay connected, develop new relationships, and help to strengthen the college and generations of future Norse.
Ways to Connect
Events and Learning Opportunities
From social gatherings to book clubs to group travel and more, explore the ways the Luther Alumni Office and volunteers bring Luther College alumni and friends together on campus, across the country, and around the world.
Groups and Programs
Find out about the groups you can join and other ways you can stay connected and involved with your fellow alumni and with the college, our faculty, and today’s students.
Fundraising Initiatives
Discover the many ways you can help the college and our students financially, and learn about strategic projects that need your support.
Alumni and Development Staff
The alumni and development staff in Loyalty Hall organize Luther’s outreach to alumni and donors. Keep in touch and reach out if you have a question!
Easy Ways to Help
Luther Headlines
The receipt of one of the largest planned gift commitments in college history has lifted Luther College to its greatest single year of fund-raising with just over $33 million committed, President Jenifer K. Ward announced prior to the 2024 Commencement.
On May 4, Luther College dedicated a new space for outdoor informal gatherings on campus. The Davidson Møteplass (Norwegian for “gathering space”) was made possible by a gift from Luther alumni Thor Davidson, class of 1993, and Wendy (Jaycox) Davidson, class of 1992. It supports Luther’s strategic framework and campus master plan, and highlights Luther’s roots in Nordic culture, as the first college in the U.S. founded by Norwegian immigrants.Â
The gray fox population is declining across the Midwest; Dawn Reding, associate professor of biology at Luther College, is trying to understand why. She’s leading part of the lab work of a multi-state study, which includes Iowa, Indiana and Illinois, on gray foxes.Â