Wartburg College

Ace Media will premiere the documentary "Changing Hearts and Minds: The Ruby Sutton Story" at 1: 30 p.m. on April 19, on Wartburg College's livestreaming service, Knight Vision.

Caleb Lines, a junior at Wartburg College, was awarded the Barry Goldwater Scholarship, a national scholarship for college sophomores and juniors who intend to pursue research careers in mathematics, the natural sciences or engineering.

Wartburg College's Senior Exhibit 2021 will showcase works from four students beginning Thursday, April 8, in the Waldemar A. Schmidt Art Gallery.

Wartburg College seniors Sadie Short and Johanna Vander Wilt were each awarded a $500 Grant-in-Aid scholarship from the Alpha Pi chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society, which promotes professional and personal growth in female educators.

Simplex Stories will premiere the documentary "My People's Bones: The Life & Fight of Maria Pearson" at 2 p.m. on April 19, via Wartburg College's livestreaming service, Knight Vision.

Wartburg College senior Silvia Oakland was named the Pat Pisarik Journalist of the Year by the Iowa Collegiate Media Association at the organization's annual awards ceremony.

Thirty-seven Wartburg College students and recent graduates were recognized for their work with student media at the annual Iowa College Media Association awards during a virtual ceremony on Thursday, Feb. 18.

Three Wartburg College student organists will be featured at the college's Bach's Lunch organ series recital on Friday, March 12.

Twenty-one Wartburg College students were accepted into the Teacher Education Program.

The Wartburg College chapter of the Phi Eta Sigma first-year honor society recently inducted 40 new members.

A Wartburg College student was accepted into the Teacher Education Program.

Wartburg College awarded diplomas to 23 students during Winter Commencement Dec. 15.

Wartburg College has recognized 517 students who were named to the 2020 Fall Term Dean's List.

Fifty-four Wartburg College students were accepted into the college's Teacher Education Program.

Quay Burke, a 2020 Cedar Falls High School graduate, is the recipient of Wartburg College's R.J. McElroy Minority Scholarship.

Wartburg College alumna Rebecca Miller has been awarded a Dr. George and Emma J. Torrison Scholarship for students pursuing medical careers.

Deyton Love, a 2020 Waterloo West High School graduate, is the recipient of Wartburg College's Harry and Polly Slife Minority Scholarship.

Wartburg College awarded dipolomas to 276 students during a virtual Spring Commencement on Sunday, May 24.

Wartburg College's Knight Vision News won first place in Overall Excellence for Student TV for the 2019 broadcasting year, awarded by the Iowa Broadcast News Association at its annual convention June 27 in Pella.

Wartburg College has recognized 523 students who were named the 2020 Winter/May Term Dean's List.

Two Wartburg College student was accepted into the Teacher Education Program.

Annika Wall, a Wartburg College junior, has received a $1,000 scholarship from the Iowa College Media Association.

Wartburg College senior Emily Bingham was selected by the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board for a Fulbright award to Germany through the program's English Teaching Assistant Program.

A team of Wartburg College students took first place in the College Division last month at the Washburn University Leadership Challenge Event.

Wartburg College junior Brittany Strause was one of 290 students from across the U.S. selected by Campus Compact to be among its 2020-21 cohort of Newman Civic Fellows.

Wartburg College's Opera Workshop and Wartburg Players will offer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" on March 13 and 14.

Wartburg College's student-run newspaper, The Trumpet, earned eighth place in the Best of Show Newspaper General Excellence category, and staff writers and photographers took home nine individual awards at the Associated College Press: Best of the Midwest Conference in Minneapolis.

A special Wartburg College Festival Choir will travel to New York City to perform at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, March 8, at 8:30 p.m. Lee Nelson, the Patricia R. Zahn Endowed Chair in Choral Conducting, will conduct the National Festival Chorus, which includes more than 60 Wartburg students from Kantorei, St. Elizabeth Chorale and Ritterchor.

Twenty-seven Wartburg College students and recent graduates were recognized for their work with student media at the annual Iowa College Media Association awards Feb. 6 in Des Moines.

A Wartburg College student was accepted into the Teacher Education Program.