Impetus

Did You Know?

  • Luther College offers the best of both worlds: a smaller college environment with all the benefits of a larger university.

  • It pays to go to Luther College. Literally. Luther students are eligible for an additional $100,000 in scholarships, in addition to all of the awards available to them as U of R!

  • Luther College offers year-round campus and residence tours as well as one-on-one enrollment counselling.

  • Small classes = big advantages. As a federated college, Luther College classes are typically smaller. This allows for students to connect with their profs and classmates.

  • Luther College opened the first residence on campus in 1971, and is still a “home away from home” to students: meals, laundry, and lifelong friendship included.

  • Luther students enjoy personalized one-on-one academic advising: our academic advisors are here to help you from registration to graduation.

  • The Luther College Residence is a great place for student athletes; it’s conveniently located and comes with a great meal plan.

  • All programs at Luther College offer study abroad opportunities. As an affiliate of the U of R, we have partnerships with 450 universities across 70 different countries.

Impetus

What is Impetus?

The Luther College webzine encourages submissions of scholarly and creative work from all registered Luther College at the University of Regina students and any students who have taken a Luther class and are submitting work from that class, as well as Luther faculty, staff, and alumni. Impetus is published twice during the academic year, in the fall and in the winter:

  • To allow Luther College faculty, staff and students to share their work and ideas with a broader audience. Creative and visual submissions are welcome (including photo essays, poems, etc).
  • To allow Luther College to “showcase” its talent and people.
  • To help the College define, reach, and foster discourse with its constituency.

Submissions must be of a high quality, and they must be accessible to a general audience. Pieces will be reviewed by an editorial board, which reserves the right to require revisions before sending material forward for publication.