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The third annual Concordia at Hill concert returns next week

The CUAA Music Department returns for the third year in a row to Hill Auditorium for a free concert on April 24.

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Prepare to Lead in Today’s Data-Driven Business Landscape

Organizations increasingly rely on data to drive their decisions, making data analytics one of today’s most sought-after skills. Professionals who understand data within a business context are well-positioned to translate it into meaningful and actionable insights to improve organizational performance and inform strategic planning.

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CUAA Student Scholars Expo: May 1, 2024

This year, the event is bigger and better than ever, with graduate students presenting their work along with their undergraduate colleagues. Join us on Wednesday, May 1, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

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Are you looking to make a career switch into accounting?

The online Master of Science in Accountancy program offers a pathway for individuals with diverse undergraduate backgrounds to transition into accounting.

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CUAA Music heads to historic Kennedy Center in the nation’s capital

The CUAA Choir and Orchestra leave Thursday to perform on Monday, April 15 in the Washington D.C. International Music Festival. They will also showcase their talents on Friday evening at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Falls Church, Virginia.

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Meet CUAA’s Student Workers of the Year!!

In honor of national student worker week, we’re proud to present CUAA’s 2023-24 Student Workers of the Year!

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Hart and Iwas are April students of the month

Congratulations to Michael Hart, a sophomore Secondary Education major and Kennedy Iwas, Physician Assistant student on being the students of the month for April!

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How are nursing students using the sim lab at CUAA?

The sim lab is a game-changer for anyone thinking about a career in healthcare. Our School of Nursing has outlined how they integrate simulation into their curriculum, showcasing its pivotal role in education.

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Who is Jesus to you?

A Holy Week reflection on the nature, identity, and transformational power of Jesus Christ. By Donald W. Little III, PhD Recently, I had the opportunity to state who Jesus is to me and how my faith plays a role in my work as a scientist. In God’s providence, this has come as my Science & […]

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From Nicaragua to Detroit: A Tale of Resilience, Sisterhood, and Educational Passion

Sisters Eddy and Jefte's journey from Nicaraguan roots to shaping young minds in Detroit embodies resilience, sacrifice, and an unbreakable bond, proving that love and faith can overcome adversity and inspire hope.

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