Welcome to
Luther College at the University of Regina
Upcoming Events
Project of Heart
January 26 to March 23, 2026
Project of Heart offers a meaningful space to learn about the history and ongoing impacts of the residential school system in Canada. This year’s edition focuses on the health care received by children detained at the Qu’Appelle Industrial School, including services provided by school staff, nearby hospitals, and public health initiatives. Participants will explore how Church and State policies shaped these services while suppressing Indigenous knowledge and healing practices.
Though these stories date back generations, their effects continue to be felt in Indigenous communities today. Join us to learn, reflect, and contribute to reconciliation.
About Luther College
Luther College is a liberal arts and sciences college federated with the University of Regina, meaning you can be a Luther student in any U of R program in the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Science, or the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance, including pre-professional programs.
Find Your Purpose
As a university, we emphasize career preparation, but also believe that education goes beyond that — it’s a way to find your life’s meaning and purpose through serving others. We’re known for our personalized attention to student success.
What Are the Advantages?
We offer a small college setting with big university benefits. With us, you can take classes all across campus and have access to all U of R services, including Co-operative Education and Internships programs.
“One of my first-year courses was Women’s and Gender Studies taught by Dr. Brenda Anderson. I credit that course and Dr. Anderson for giving me the vocabulary I needed to articulate myself … her continued mentorship made me feel like I had something to say, I had a story, and I should share it.”
Raiha Shareef,
Alumna
What Sets Us Apart
English-Science and Crime & Justice Course Bundles
Course bundles provide a unique opportunity to start your university journey alongside a group of like-minded peers. By taking a few of your first-year courses together, you’ll gain valuable insights from diverse perspectives while building connections and friendships that grow as you all progress through the semester.
This approach eases the transition from high school to university by offering convenient course schedules, smaller class sizes, and the chance to form study groups and meet your lab partners early on. It’s the perfect way to feel supported, engaged, and ready to succeed.
The Student Village at Luther College
Living at Luther you’ll have both privacy and community with a room to call your own and plenty of opportunities to make friends. With access to exclusive events, a short commute to class, relaxing common spaces, meal plans, and our support in making the transition from high school to university as smooth as possible, The Student Village is affordable and convenient!
See Your New Room
