Vaccines are coming to campus. On Friday, April 2, Wartburg College announced that the college would be partnering with an outside organization to offer COVID-19 vaccines on campus.
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Vision Productions, Ace Media and Simplex Stories are set to premiere their documentaries on Monday, April 19 on the Wartburg Knight Vision website. Production of the film is the final project for fourth-year students graduating from the Department of Journalism & Communication at Wartburg College.
Orange Connection, a career mentoring experience hosted by Pathways and the Alumni Office, is moving to a virtual setting on April 28 due to COVID-19.
Wartburg College will soon offer their second master’s degree program, a master’s of arts and leadership, after it’s first master’s degree program master’s of arts in music therapy was created in September of 2018.
Cold and flu season is typically a time where sickness is easily handled. COVID-19 has made these bugs a bigger worry.
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Wartburg West saw a decline in student participation, hosting only three students over the summer, one student in the fall of 2020 and eight students in the winter term. For each section, roughly 30 students are accepted to the program.
UKnight Day will continue March 25 for Wartburg students and alumni after last year’s cancellation due to COVID-19 and students being sent home.
Wartburg will host the fourth annual Northeast Iowa TEDx event on March 20, 2021, with the theme “Questioning the Narrative.” This free event will be held via Zoom from 9 a.m. to noon.
