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Building a Concordia legacy across five consecutive generations: The Zersen family story
New students at Concordia often have surprising histories, unknown even to them. Aiden Michael Zersen, a new student at CUW, only recently came to understand that his great-great-grandfather, Friedrich (Fred) Zersen, was the first to be educated at Concordia Wisconsin. The Zersen family's story is a powerful example of how faith-filled choices can echo across generations.
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June 16, 2026Achievements, Alumni, Featured, Impact of Giving, News, Research, School of Arts and SciencesPreserving Concordia’s story: Faculty-led grant project chronicles two decades of transformation
Thirty-five interviews and years of research reveal the voices, values and vision behind a transformative era in Concordia’s history.
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Emma Fritz found purpose serving at the 2026 Winter Paralympics
Most people dream about attending the Olympics someday. Emma Fritz (’23) decided to volunteer at one.
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Concordia in the news: Graduate’s perseverance story earns front-page recognition
The Ozaukee County News Graphic recently featured a front-page story highlighting the inspiring journey of 2026 graduate Brianna Lusk, whose determination, faith and resilience carried her through significant health challenges on her path to earning a Bachelor of Arts in visual communication with a minor in entrepreneurship.
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June 2, 2026Achievements, Alumni, Athletics, Department of Psychology, Featured, Graduate Studies, Music, News, Research, Scholarship, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Pharmacy, StudentsServing with excellence: Faculty, staff, student and alumni achievements (summer 2026)
Twice each year, we gather stories that reflect the many ways members of the Concordia community are living out their callings in service to the Church, their professions and the world.
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May 27, 2026Achievements, Alumni, Featured, Graduation, Live Uncommon, News, School of Pharmacy, Students, Veterans & MilitaryThe uncommon pharmacist who serves patients and country
“Service” is not a word that 2026 pharmacy graduate Gracie Wilson takes lightly. She lives it out every day, whether serving her community as a pharmacist, or serving her country as a staff sergeant in the Air National Guard.
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May 14, 2026Alumni, Computer Science, Featured, Graduation, Live Uncommon, Music, News, School of Arts and Sciences, Spotlight, StudentsTimothy Conner: The uncommon balance of computer science, creativity and faith
At first glance, computer science and music may seem to have little in common. After all, computer science centers on technology and data, while music is rooted in creativity and performance. But for 2026 Concordia graduate Timothy Conner, pursuing both music and computer science has been a rewarding way to combine his creative and analytical interests.
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May 13, 2026Alumni, Batterman School of Business, Department of Undergraduate Business, Featured, Graduation, Live Uncommon, News, School of Business, StudentsThe uncommon scholar-athlete who defined success beyond the ice
Noah Roitman, who hails from Inver Grove Heights, Minn., graduated magna cum laude and earned a bachelor’s degree in Investments & Corporate Finance. Known for excellence in the classroom, he has also distinguished himself on the ice.
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May 11, 2026AI Lab, Alumni, Computer Science, Featured, Graduate Studies, Graduation, International, News, School of Arts and Sciences, SpotlightFrom curiosity to calling: Rishi Preetham Sanagala’s journey in computer science
For Rishi Preetham Sanagala, the journey to Concordia University Wisconsin began with a dream—and became something far greater. Originally from India, Sanagala came to the United States with a clear goal: to pursue graduate studies in computer science in a place known for innovation and advanced research. After learning about Concordia through family and attending a faculty-led webinar, he quickly saw the potential.
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Dr. Kathryn Baganz rejoins School of Education
Concordia University Wisconsin’s School of Education welcomes back Dr. Kathryn Baganz (need grad year) in a leadership role that strengthens both its mission and its reach.
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