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Separate laws on groundwater and surface water withdrawal and the lack of a fully integrated regulatory scheme for high-capacity wells have more often led to conflict and uncertainty than to clarity. Wisconsin´s groundwater management regime is developin

Separate laws on groundwater and surface water withdrawal and the lack of a fully integrated regulatory scheme for high-capacity wells have more often led to conflict and uncertainty than to clarity. Wisconsin´s groundwater management regime is developin

Learn why the "Stitch Their Names” quilts are currently on exhibit at Luther and how it humanizes and honors the legacy of black individuals killed as a result of racism and racialized violence.

Learn about Luther's new law and values major and how a collaboration between several disciplines helps students dig into the critical examination of policy, law, and the common good.

Professor Loren Toussaint, a member of Templeton’s Forgiveness Scientific Advisory Council, offers a glimpse at what can forgiveness do for our physical health and social well-being.

Read how Gardner's experiences and the people he encountered helped shape him into a good teacher who loved his students.

Read this post to learn about student Phoenix Bradley's experience with Critical Race Theory, why it's an important element of learning, and how it can help create a more inclusive future.

Read about Luther student Megan Grimm's experience with the CliftonStrengths Assessment program, what she's learned about herself, and how she applies this knowledge to the various areas of her life.

Read Alexia Murano's perspective on Luther's immersive, pre-orientation program and how it helped her begin her college experience with new friendships, renewed confidence, and an emerging sense of place.

Learn what the theme for this year's performance is based on and what it represents for the Luther community.