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Zimunya awarded $10,000 Davis Projects for Peace grant
A Wartburg College student has received a $10,000 Davis Projects for Peace grant to help build a reliable power source and install water tanks…
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Wartburg Community Symphony concludes season April 18
The Wartburg Community Symphony will conclude its 2025-26 “American Tapestries” season Saturday, April 18, by celebrating the Czech composer who defined the voice of…
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SEED Coalition recognizes Wartburg, Waverly partnerships
Members of the Wartburg College and Waverly communities were recognized for their commitment to civic education and community service at the SEED Coalition annual…
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Wartburg alum Bierman named director of bands at alma mater
For the first time in its century-long history, the permanent leader of the Wartburg College band program will be an alumnus of the department.…
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Student organists share their talent at Wartburg’s final Bach’s Lunch of 2025-26
Six Wartburg College students will be the featured performers at the final Bach’s Lunch organ series recital of the 2025-26 season Friday, April 10.…
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Wartburg journalism and communication students to premiere documentary April 9
A team of students from Wartburg College’s Department of Journalism and Communication will premiere their documentary, “More Than a Team: A Knight’s Legacy,” Thursday,…
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World-famous composer collaborates with Wartburg Choir, W-SR Chamber Choir
When an internationally renowned American choral music composer like Dan Forrest visits the Wartburg College campus, Lee Nelson is sure to fill every minute…
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Davis to receive Wartburg College’s Graven Award
Joe Davis, an award-winning spoken-word artist and bestselling author, will receive Wartburg College’s annual Graven Award on Friday, April 10. He will accept the…
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Three Wartburg College graduates to receive Young Alumni Awards
Wartburg College will recognize three outstanding young alumni for service to their communities with a Young Alumni Award. The award honors graduates from the…
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Wartburg Trumpet editor-in-chief wins Best of SNO award
Ali Parkhurst, editor-in-chief of The Wartburg Trumpet, won a Best of SNO award for her story “Rewa Chababo: Leaving a Mark.” This marks Parkhurst’s…
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Wartburg students’ artwork showcased in ‘The Art of Being’
The work of four Wartburg College students will be on display in the Waldemar A. Schmidt Art Gallery April 9-May 23. An opening reception…
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Nigerian filmmaker to be featured speaker at Wartburg’s MBK Literary Symposium
Chike Nwoffiah, a Nigerian filmmaker and founder of the Silicon Valley African Film Festival, will be the featured speaker April 8 at Wartburg College’s…
