Despite the effects of COVID-19 on travel, international enrollment has remained consistent at Wartburg.
Author: Knight Wire
When the two became the first male-female pair in Wartburg history to sweep the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) Athlete of the Week awards, they became linked in one particular way: They represent the Knights’ present, and they define their future.
Cross Wire’s relaunch will consist of several fan favorites from Cross Wire’s inaugural year last year, as well as two new additions from new authors.
Student Senate sent a survey via email to collect student testimonials regarding the information previously released about Winter Term at 8:06 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 19.
Starting when she was young, ethics wormed its way into Dr. Abbylynn Helgevold’s life and it became one of her biggest passions.
At a young age, Dr. Sean Coleman found his passion on the beaches of Florida. Spending days outside playing with living things eventually turned into conducting lab research on various organisms. Coleman knew that he was born to explore the field of biology.
Student Senate’s weekly Zoom meeting on Oct. 15 was heavily focused on contact tracing and testing for COVID-19.
Protesting for racial justice in athletics is not new. Colin Kaepernick took a knee during the National Anthem before his NFL game on Sept. 1, 2016, to protest his views on how racial minorities are treated.
A love of music and passion for people drive Wartburg professor Dr. Karen Black.
Only 20% of undergraduate engineering degrees are awarded to women, according to a study conducted in 2016 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. That same study found that only 13% of the engineering field was made up of women.
