Ben O’Donnell, a 2002 Concordia College, Moorhead graduate was Minnesota’s first critical COVID-19 case. ESPN documented the Ironman competitor as he fought to return to racing.
Schroepfer (‘18 BA, ‘21 MBA) will lead a team of four marketing specialists and work closely with outside vendors and OPM partners to fulfill Concordia University, St. Paul’s mission.
Discover how three students – from Augsburg, Bethany Lutheran and MCAD – are using what they’re learning in their studies to engage more deeply with their communities.
Read how an elder residency program at Carleton increased visibility for Native students and prompted healing and honest storytelling, in this month’s campus news spotlight.
Learn how the six-year completion rates for students entering college in 2015 changed by race and ethnicity and across both public and private higher education sectors.
In April, College of Saint Benedict junior Sydney Walker of Watertown, South Dakota, was named one of 58 members of this year’s class of Truman Scholars.
Concordia University, St. Paul's Educational Leadership Administrator Licensure program recently passed its Minnesota Board of School Administrators (BOSA) reaccreditation review with flying colors.
Two projects that started in a St. Olaf College class and continued through an internship with the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center (APAC) are now a part of its Learning Lab series.
Governor Tim Walz has appointed 2009 Concordia College, Moorhead graduate Elise Larson to the Minnesota Court of Appeals. Larson is the Water Program director and senior attorney at the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy and is an adjunct professor at the U of M Law School.
Carleton College alum Jonas Lindholm-Uzzi ’20 is currently acting as an agriculture volunteer in Zambia. He is the latest in a long line of Carls who have served with the Peace Corps.
Saint John’s University alumnus Paul Williams, the president and CEO of Project For Pride in Living, will be honored by the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal in September.
To market, to market! The College of St. Scholastica introduced a new course giving students a real-life opportunity to become entrepreneurs and develop their business.
