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Theology professor’s new book recognizes Christianity as a team sport

"The Christian faith is not an individual matter but a matter of the God of the Gospel who has brought us into community with his own Son and other Christians by the Spirit, which the apostle Paul radically calls the body of Christ." —Rev. Theodore J. Hopkins, PhD

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CUAA athletic training alumni serve on Division 1 sidelines

College Game Day means something new to these CUAA athletic training alumni.

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Is a masters in computer science worth it?

Have you ever wondered if a masters in computer science is worth it for your career?

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Over 150 pianos available for purchase at Yamaha piano sale, Oct. 14-16

Have you ever considered purchasing a piano or upgrading your current instrument at home? Purchase with a purpose at CUAA's upcoming piano sale event, benefitting Concordia's music department and students!

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What is the Apostles’ Creed? Part 1 of 2

Learn more about the Apostles' Creed, a commonly-used statement of beliefs of the Christian Church.

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Dr. Leopoldo Sánchez discusses Spirit Christology

Spirit Christology is not something you hear about every day. Leo Sánchez, Ph.D., briefly explains this theological concept and gives insight into his work at Concordia Seminary.

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Master’s in Athletic Training at Concordia University Ann Arbor

You've probably seen an athletic trainer at a sports complex or on the sidelines when you're cheering on your favorite team.

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Concordia receives massive art paper donation from local shop owner

Susan Pickering Rothamel is in the process of retiring and closing up her store, USArtQuest, which is possibly the largest independently owned art paper distribution, wholesale, and retail store in the U.S. Concordia was one of three universities to be gifted a significant portion of her inventory.

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Earn your digital humanities master’s at Concordia University

Concordia's new digital humanities master's is beginning its first cohort.

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Concordia student uses pandemic as a catalyst for research, presents at national convention

While months of sheltering-in-place caused many to slow down, Evan Daldin (‘22) was inspired to spring into action with a class project that ultimately led to the opportunity to present at the American Psychological Association Convention 2021, August 12-14.

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