With many new Board of Regents members, we thought it would be a great time to give you a little inside look at who they are, what they do, and why they love Concordia.
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Officer Lisa Davis ’05, a recent graduate of Concordia’s M.A. in Criminal Justice Leadership program, was named the Officer of the Year by the International Association of Women Police.
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Thanks to Herb ’46 and Dorothy Graebner, music now fills the Concordia campus air. One of the finishing touches on the Chapel enhancement project was a set of electronic chimes donated by the Graebners. (more…)

The memories of the Concordia Christmas Choral Vespers performances run deep for former choral director Bob “Jake” Leininger who retired in 1998 after 33 years of service. (more…)

It was 1996 when freshmen Max Knoell ’00 and Matt Woodford ’00 became neighbors in Walther Hall. (more…)

Sixteen Concordia graduate students recently toured Shanghai, China to learn about international business practices. The trip wrapped up the students’ Master of Arts degree in Organizational Management (MAOM). The trip was assisted, in part, by Rick Gabrielson ’04 with Target Corporation. (more…)

Sometimes you just have to be in the right place at the right time. Third-year CSP student MaryLynn Mennicke can attest to that. As part of the professional ensemble, the Mila Vocal Ensemble, Mennicke had the opportunity to sing a solo in the animated fantasy-action movie “Dragonlance: Dragons of Autumn Twilight.” (more…)

This summer, the Department of Religion and Theology will again participate in the Hippos Excavations (more…)

Renowned travel expert Rick Steves’ travels brought him to Concordia on Friday, Nov. 9 for convocation. This gave Concordia and President Bob Holst special occasion to serve as dinner hosts to a few friends of the University. (more…)