Concordia University, St. Paul has been busy over the summer months making exciting updates across campus to support student learning, living, and community life. From cutting-edge technology in the classroom to refreshed spaces in our residence halls, these improvements reflect CSP’s commitment to innovation, student success, and creating an environment where our Golden Bears thrive.
Anatomage Tables: Bringing the Human Body to Life
CSP has added Anatomage Tables, 3D anatomy systems that let students explore the human body in high-resolution detail. These interactive tools give students the ability to virtually dissect and study organ systems, bringing a new dimension to health science programs and preparing students for the technology they’ll encounter in their careers.
Holst Parking Lot Expansion
To improve the student experience outside the classroom, the Holst Hall parking lot has been expanded and resurfaced. This project not only adds more spaces but also makes finding parking more convenient and navigating campus smoother for all.
Chapel Air Conditioning
Graebner Memorial Chapel has received a major comfort upgrade: air conditioning. Whether attending worship services, ceremonies, or campus events, students, staff, and visitors can now enjoy a more pleasant and welcoming atmosphere year-round.
Ries Tower Renovations
Our academic spaces in Ries Tower have been reimagined to better serve growing programs:
- 3rd floor: Two large classrooms for Traditional Nursing, plus brand-new restrooms supporting PA & DPT programs.
- 6th floor: A new Traditional Nursing lab.
- 7th floor: Classroom updates open for all programs, with future plans to host PA courses next spring.
- 7th floor ISS: Transitioning to PA exam rooms, further expanding our capacity for hands-on clinical learning.
Mac Lab Refresh for Graphic Design
The Mac Lab in the art building has received a creative refresh, making it an inspiring hub for our Graphic Design program. Updates include a fresh coat of paint, a newly repurposed office space for printing, better organization, fun details like plants and mousepads, and an overall more welcoming environment for students to bring their ideas to life.
New Residence Hall Furniture
Student living spaces in Wollager and Holst Hall got a comfort upgrade this summer with new furniture. These updates enhance the residential experience and provide students with fresh, functional spaces to relax, study, and connect with friends.
Looking Ahead
These updates represent CSP’s ongoing investment in both academic excellence and student life.
