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As we observe Memorial Day: Remembering sacrifice, renewing our promise

Memorial Day is far more than a long weekend. It is our nation’s solemn pause—a day set apart to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to the United States.

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Media coverage grows around CUW’s partnership with ICOM

Concordia University Wisconsin’s recent announcement regarding its new partnership with the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM) is drawing attention from media outlets both locally and across the country.

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A passion for service—and the spaces that make it possible

Melena Weber's time at Concordia has been formative. Through trial and error, she has discovered a passion for serving others.

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Health ministry leaders from 19 states gather at CUW for national conference

Concordia University Wisconsin welcomed parish nurses, pastors, lay ministers and congregational health leaders from across the country May 13-14 for the Annual Parish Nurse and Congregational Health Ministries Conference on the Mequon campus.

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Grow your career without putting life on hold

For many working professionals, the question is not if they need additional education — it’s how to fit it into an already full life.

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“Do It Scared”: Rheannon Trampf finds strength in Concordia’s graduate counseling program

Rheannon Trampf came to CUW looking for a counseling program that could fit her life as a young mother and found a community that strengthened her faith, deepened her calling and prepared her to serve others with compassion.

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CUW, Mike Litman featured again in Milwaukee Business Journal’s AI and data center coverage

Concordia University Wisconsin continues to contribute to important conversations shaping the future of technology, business, and innovation in Wisconsin.

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Timothy 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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The 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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The future of work belongs to people who think

Hosted by the Batterman School of Business, Dale Kooyenga, president and CEO of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce and a current School of Business board member, delivered an hour-long presentation in CUW’s pharmacy building.

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