Warmer weather, longer days and low numbers of COVID-19 cases has led to some restrictions being loosened at CUW. Two of these big changes have affected Concordia’s dining options. For the first time, students are able to pour their own drinks… Read More ›
Faculty and Staff
Women’s Soccer Coach and Men’s Soccer Goalkeeper Discuss COVID-19’s Effect on Their Seasons
Concordia student athletes have begun to prepare for their upcoming seasons during this spring semester. Due to COVID-19, athletes have to adapt to new guidelines to keep each other safe. Women’s head coach Ryan Middendorf said one of the guidelines is… Read More ›
CUW Students of Color Want a Counselor of Color Added to the Counseling Center
The stress of living in a pandemic and social justice issues has led to an increased need of counselors, including at CUW. Student members of the Black Student Union Freshman Hayat Ibrahim and sophomore Rayanna Stamps feel the need at… Read More ›
CUW Welcomes Students from West Coast after the Closure of Concordia Portland Last Year
Honey Rose Macatuno and Ayana Ramberg, both senior nursing students, transferred to Concordia University Wisconsin after Concordia University Portland closed last spring. Both Macatuno and Ramberg struggled to find a school who would help them continue their degree and graduate… Read More ›
The Challenges of Concordia Professors Teaching Virtually During a Pandemic
Associate Professor for Student Enrollment and Engagement and Assistant Vice President of Academics for Student Success Elizabeth Polzin has been affected by COVID-19 in multiple facets of her life. When the university moved to being fully virtual last spring, Polzin… Read More ›
