10 Amazing Things to See at
Waldorf College
There are many incredible opportunities at Waldorf College. From choir and wind symphony concerts to thrilling athletic contests, Waldorf showcases the talent of our students, faculty and alumni in many events throughout the year. We invite you to join us as we learn, live and serve at Waldorf College.
Home Athletic Events
Athletic contests at Waldorf are a blast. Our Waldorf Warrior athletic teams are exciting to watch and many of our programs are annual contenders for conference titles in the Midwest Collegiate Conference (NAIA). Put on your purple and gold and join us at a Waldorf Warrior athletic event!
Incredible Concerts
Music is a big deal at Waldorf College. The Waldorf Choir and Waldorf Wind Symphony perform throughout the year on our campus. Student and faculty recitals are also popular on-campus events. Plus, our Student Warrior Activities Team brings many top bands and performers to campus such as: bands like Skillet, hypnotists, coffee house performers, poets and comedians. There's something for everyone and most of the concerts are free!
Waldorf Community Artist Series
You don't have to travel far to experience the outstanding performances that the Waldorf Community Artist Series provides. Opera. Ballet. Classical music. It's all within your reach right here in Forest City, Iowa.
Inquirere
(Waldorf's undergraduate research conference)
If you want to see what Waldorf academics are all about, you need to check out our Inquirere Week. 
Inquirere is Waldorf's undergraduate research conference. Students present research on subjects of a wide variety. From Jane Austen to Environmental Journalism, our students will impress you with their insightful research.
Lund Pond
Need a break from a hectic day? Lund Pond might just be the answer. The pond is in the center of our campus and features a beautiful fountain as well as Thor - our Viking Warrior statue. It's a great place to relax and enjoy a summer day in Iowa.
Luise V. Hanson Library & Java City
Forest City might not have a Barnes & Noble but we think the Luise V. Hanson Library is a more than adequate replacement. The $4.5 million library features an impressive collection of books, periodicals and research tools. And the Java City Cafe (located in the library) is the best place in town to sit on a comfy couch, grab a cappuccino and hook up to the library's wireless internet.
The Gallery in The Atrium
With everything from paintings to high fashion, The Gallery in The Atrium features some of the top artists not only from Waldorf but across the world. The 2007-2008 season showcased the artwork of Waldorf students, local artists and printmakers from around the world. The Gallery is free and open to the public.
Food Packaging Event on MLK Day
Our unique 50 Days of Service is one of the many ways that we give back to the community. A highlight of our annual 50 Days of Service occurs on MLK Day. The Food Packaging Event for Kids Against Hunger is quite the spectacle. We transform The Atrium into a food-packing factory. In 2008, over 400 volunteers packaged 62,557 meals that were sent to hungry children in Africa.
Theatre Productions
Shakespeare plays, musicals, comedies, and dramas - we've got them all thanks to our talented Theatre program. In addition to the regular theatre season, there are also many smaller productions throughout the year.
Homecoming Weekend
The busiest weekend on Waldorf's campus is Homecoming. The alumni of Waldorf College come together for a weekend filled with camaraderie and exciting events. Some annual highlights include the football game on Saturday, the 5K race, and the alumni choir sing-a-long. Waldorf is a great place to come home to!
