857 Articles
-
July 10, 2026Advancement, Featured, Impact of Giving, News, Occupational Therapy, School of Health Professions, StudentsA gift that drives impact
The new driving simulator brings classroom learning to life by placing OT students in realistic driving scenarios.
Read More -
July 8, 2026Alumni, Athletic Training, Campus Ministry, Doggos, Featured, News, Parents, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, School of Health Professions, School of Pharmacy, Spotlight, StudentsThe legacy of Concordia’s first comfort dog
Just like humans, every dog has two sides: one that works and one that plays. Concordia's first comfort dog, Zoey, was remarkable at both.
Read More -
Where to find Concordia this summer
From county fairs and community celebrations to live music and family events, people gather throughout the region to enjoy some of the best weeks of the year. This summer, members of the CUW community will have several opportunities to connect with one another while supporting events that bring people together.
Read More -
Why July 4 is special to me: A lifelong love of history
Every July 4, I’m reminded of two great blessings in my life that I had absolutely no control over: 1. I was born into a Christian home with two loving, Christian parents. 2. I was born in the United States of America. With these two realities alone, I can say I’ve been incredibly blessed by God. As an American, we can’t forget our history.
Read More -
July 2, 2026Batterman School of Business, Continuing Education, Featured, News, School of Education, TeachingTeaching America’s story through America250
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary in 2026, CUW is helping teachers bring the nation's founding to life in classrooms across the Midwest.
Read More -
Where learning meets ministry
This summer, Director of Church Ministries students are serving in churches, camps and youth ministries from Indiana to Arkansas to Colorado.
Read More -
June 29, 2026Featured, News, Nursing Wing, Occupational Therapy, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Health Professions, School of Nursing, StudentsA new way to see: Inside Concordia’s Anatomage Table
CUW’s Anatomage Table is an interactive tool that meets students where they are, turning complex anatomy into something they can see and explore.
Read More -
Belize through the eyes of a student
When I signed up for the Belize Global Education Experience, I knew it would be meaningful. What I did not fully understand was how much it would impact me personally, professionally and spiritually.
Read More -
June 23, 2026Concordia Experts, Featured, Lutheran Identity, Media Coverage, News, School of Arts and Sciences, TheologyIn the News: Rev. Thomas Pietsch discusses faith’s resurgence on WPR
Concordia University Wisconsin Assistant Professor of Theology Rev. Thomas Pietsch recently joined a Wisconsin Public Radio panel discussion exploring a growing national trend: a renewed interest in faith and religion in everyday life.
Read More