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Uncommon Stories

What does it mean to live uncommon? It means using the talent, creativity, faith, and courage God gives each of us to live our lives with purpose. The uncommon life is distinct, uniquely yours, and intentionally about others. We know, because you’ve told us so.

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Silas The uncommon future pastor maximizing his eclectic gifts to the glory of God

Aiden The uncommon public servant impacting his community

Alexia The uncommon educator motivating students to rise to their potential

Saba The uncommon international learner fulfilling her mother’s dream

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Walt Raebel, age 90, earns his degree

Editor's Note: This story, written by Kay Dahlke, originally ran on the front page of the December 4 issue of The News Graphic, the community newspaper of Ozaukee County.

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Concordia to award honorary doctorate to WWII veteran during December commencement

Concordia University Wisconsin will award an honorary doctorate to a World War II Navy veteran during fall commencement exercises for 506 students on Saturday, Dec. 15.

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10 ways you can give to Concordia (9 of them don’t cost a thing)

If the past several years are any indicator, the spirit of giving will be out in full force today, on what has become known as Giving Tuesday.

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David Schotte wins statewide choral composition competition

A Concordia University Wisconsin student has won this year’s Student Choral Composition Competition, sponsored by the Wisconsin Choral Directors Association.

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The many donations of the Wangerin family

It’s hard to step foot on Concordia University Wisconsin’s campus without seeing the fruits of the Wangerin family’s giving.

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By The Numbers

11:1

Student/Faculty Ratio

3610

Student Service Hours

NCAA Athletic Programs

The faculty is very friendly and they will guide you at each step. Concordia makes you feel home even when you are miles apart from your home country. I am proud to be a part of Team Concordia.

Manisha Kaul / Class of 2019

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