News Archives School of Arts and Sciences

Born to die: Kreft Gallery exhibit draws on deep eternal questions for inspiration

Professor Chris Niemiec's show "Born to Die, Lessons from the Catholic Church & hope for the future" will be in the Kreft Center for the Arts Gallery from Aug. 30 to Oct. 30, 2022.

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Qualities of successful doctoral students

What does it take to be a successful doctoral student?

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How to become an athletic trainer

Do you want to know how to become an athletic trainer?

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Getting a micro-credential in coding

Interested in learning to code, but not ready for a full degree? We have your back.

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Technology, Faith, and Culture: A new special topics course

Rev. A. Trevor Sutton- pastor, writer, and speaker- will be teaching a special topics course for the Digital Humanities program this fall.

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What are the career opportunities in applied psychology?

Check out what you can do with a career in applied psychology.

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What it takes to be a student in the Digital Humanities master’s program

Interested in what it takes to be a student in the Digital Humanities master's program?

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Boonenberg named to fill CUAA’s new Kreft Endowed Chair in Music

The new position is made possible by a generous gift from two faithful donors.

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CUAA alum combines entrepreneurial spirit and artist eye to start her own business

Esther Schulze ('20) graduated during a pandemic and moved back to her hometown of Brooklyn, NY. Once at home, she realized that within a dwindling job market, the Lord had a unique opportunity waiting for her.

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Following in their father’s footsteps: 5 Concordians share how their dads inspired them

A good father makes all the difference in a child's life. For this reason, a godly man will take seriously the responsibility he's been given to model Christian character to the next generation.

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