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Concordia’s 2020 student academic honorees

Concordia University Ann Arbor is pleased to announce its 2020 Academic Excellence Award recipients.

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Concordia’s resources for Veterans

You've served your country with honor. Now you deserve an educational experience that will serve you.

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Social Work receives $2.2 million HRSA grant

Concordia University, Inc. is one of 28 organizations nationwide, and the only one in Michigan and Wisconsin, to be awarded a Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) grant to expand access to behavioral health services for families affected by opioids and other substance use disorders.

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Published titles from CUAA employee authors

In addition to their roles within the classroom and on behalf of CUAA students, Concordia's faculty, staff, and adjuncts also drive conversations and stimulate thought through their contributions as authors.

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Drum Roll: Concordia’s Honor Band Day for high school students, Feb. 28-29

High school students who are brass, woodwind, and percussion players and interested in Wind Ensemble are invited to join Honor Band Day on Feb. 28-29, 2020 at Concordia University Ann Arbor.

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CUAA’s academic resource center director selected to advocate for Concordia on Capitol Hill

Concordia’s Dr. Tori Negash has received a sought-after opportunity to engage with federal elected representatives in Washington, D.C. on behalf of Concordia University Ann Arbor and Wisconsin.

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Timothy Goeglein is CUAA’s inaugural Visiting Fellow of Christian Citizenship

Concordia University is pleased to welcome its inaugural Visiting Fellow for Christian Citizenship, Timothy Goeglein.

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Concordia to receive one of the largest grants in university history

Concordia University received word from the U.S. Department of Education on Monday, September 30, that the institution is a recipient of a Title III Strengthening Institutions grant totaling $2,685,992 over the next five years.

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CUAA advocates for Michigan independent colleges and universities

Corky the Cardinal takes the Capitol!

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Student perspective: Why I love being at a small school

With its 1,280-student enrollment count, Concordia University Ann Arbor admittedly comes nowhere close to the size of our neighboring state schools—but I, for one, am completely OK with that.

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