There’s a change coming to a longtime tradition: no homecoming court.
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WARTBURG ALUMNA RECEIVES GREMMELS JOURNALISM GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP
Anshika Singh, a 2021 Wartburg College graduate, is the recipient of the college’s Robert C. Gremmels Graduate Fellowship.
MASK MANDATE UPDATE: ATHLETES RESPOND
The Wartburg community will keep wearing masks inside college buildings – classrooms, dining areas and communal areas. Masks are not required in larger areas, according to a recent change.
PATHWAYS REPLACED WITH ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTER (ARC) AND STUDENT SUCCESS CENTER (SSC)
There was a recent change to the Pathways Center, which has reorganized into the Academic Resource Center (ARC) and the Student Success Center (SSC).
THE LOSS OF A LEGEND: BUZZ LEVICK
On April 26, 2021, Lewis “Buzz” Levick died at age 94. His legend extended off the court. Levick was not just known as a good basketball coach though, he was a mentor and friend.
WARTBURG TO HOST RITTERSING FESTIVAL OCT. 2
More than 400 tenors and basses will join in a day of singing and voice master classes at RitterSing, a Wartburg College music festival that culminates with a finale concert on Saturday, Oct. 2, at 5 p.m., in Neumann Auditorium.
WARTBURG’S PRESIDENT COLSON TO RETIRE AT END OF ACADEMIC YEAR
Darrel Colson, the 17th president of Wartburg College, announced today that he will retire at the end of the academic year, bringing to close a 13-year tenure that started on July 1, 2009.
WARTBURG MASK POLICY RELAXED IN LARGE INDOOR SPACES
Masks are no longer required in hallways and other large spaces where social distancing is possible, the Wartburg College Campus Health Recovery Team said in its latest mask update.
WARTBURG’S CONSTITUTION DAY TO HIGHLIGHT THE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF STUDENTS
Peter Newell, a district associate judge, and Karen Thalacker, a magistrate and attorney, will speak at a virtual program highlighting legal issues important to students to commemorate Constitution Day at Wartburg College on Sept. 17.
JUDGE TEMPORARY ORDER ALLOWS FOR IOWA SCHOOLS TO MANDATE MASKS
Judge Robert Pratt, a federal judge, ordered the state of Iowa to halt the enforcement of a law Governor Kim Reynolds passed in May. The judge’s order is to be put in effect immediately.
