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After 27 years of service, Hibbard is stepping away from his full-time role at Concordia.

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In 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.

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Christian Leadership Series highlights Concordia’s vision for the future

Concordia University Wisconsin welcomed community members, business leaders, alumni and friends to campus June 17 for the latest Christian Leadership Series breakfast, Innovations & What’s Next at Concordia, sponsored by Port Washington State Bank.

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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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A path forward in pharmacy

Zachary Ladwig’s road to pharmacy was shaped along the way rather than clearly defined from the start. He likes to call it “muddy.”

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Preserving 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 named among Wisconsin’s most beautiful campuses

There are some things that students, alumni, faculty and staff at Concordia University Wisconsin have known for years. The view of Lake Michigan at sunrise. The peaceful walking paths winding through campus. The iconic bluff overlooking the water. The way every season seems to bring a new kind of beauty to our Mequon campus. Now, the rest of Wisconsin is taking notice, too.

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Online learning that works for real life

From mobile-friendly access to personalized feedback, Canvas gives online learners the tools they need to succeed on their schedule.

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Improving Omega-3 fatty acids in farmed Walleye

Earlier this spring, students Paige Weber and Alexander Furdurich presented that spirit of discovery at the Milwaukee Area Undergraduate Research Symposium, where they shared findings focused on increasing omega-3 fatty acids in farm-raised walleye.

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