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• Enjoy a Summer Full of Science Fun!
• Great having alum Scott Guenther and the Lincoln Lutheran choir and band on camp...
• Our Germany travelers have returned! Praise God for the opportunity to travel a...
• High school round up – May 22
• 2012 MHSAA Boy’s Lacrosse Tournament – Division 2 breakdown
• MCLA update – May 17, 2012
• 2012 MHSAA Boy’s Lacrosse Tournament – Division 1 breakdown
• Senior Spotlight: Alex Wozniak
• MCLA update – May 15, 2012
• Congrats to our 2012 Graduates!
• Michigan lacrosse update – May 15
• High School lacrosse: the week ahead: May 14-20
• High school round up – May 13
• 2012 MHSAA Lacrosse tournament breakdown: Division II
• 2012 MHSAA Lacrosse tournament breakdown: Division I
• Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival Returns to Ann Arbor
• Ann Arbor Summer Festival 2012
• Understanding RACE Project Community Meetings
• Michigan teams well represented in MCLA tournament
• High School lacrosse: the week ahead: May 8-13
• Today is travel day for two groups of CUAA students: the London May Term class a...
• Senior Spotlight: Bryan Catalfano
• Senior Spotlight: Nick Pauze
• High school round up – May 6
• May is National Salad Month
• Senior Spotlight: Nate Sloan
• Commencement exercises will begin at 10am on Saturday, May 5th in the Gymnasium....
• The Concordia University Ann Arbor Baccalaureate Service will take place in the...
• Movie about lacrosse ready to hit theaters
• High School lacrosse: the week ahead: May 1-6
• High school round up - April 29
• PTSD and emotional eating in domestic violence and child abuse
• Earhart Manor - new patio construction underway
• The week ahead: April 24-29
• UMS Announces 12/13 Season
• High school round up - April 22
• Welcome New Freshmen & families! We are excited that today you are on campus reg...
• Ann Arbor's Stevenson leads Hall of Fame class
• Ann Arbor's Stevenson leads Hall of Fame class
• Support for Aquinas lacrosse helps program develop
• Hey current CUAA students, faculty, and staff! Come to the Chapel tomorrow (Thur...
• The week ahead: April 17-22
• High school round up - April 15
• The best day ever
• Shannon Davis - Behind-the-Scenes Tour
• Lax culture: personal responsibility needed
• Be sure to stop by Sidetracks (Frenchies) in Depot Town tomorrow, Wednesday, Apr...
• The week ahead April 10-15
• High school round up - April 8
• Girl’s lacrosse…what is going on out there?
• Child Abuse Prevention month includes teen issues
• Lawrence Tech looks for lacrosse wins
• The week ahead: April 4-8
• The lament of the coach
• High school round up - April 1
• Health Discovery Day
• Concordia is pairing up with a few local congregations THIS SATURDAY to help peo...
• Michigan Collegiate Job Fair – This Friday, March 23 The Michigan Collegiate J...
• Business Etiquette Dinner – Limited Seating– Sign Up Today- March 29th How do I...
• National Theatre London’s Frankenstein Comes To Ann Arbor
• To God be the Glory for a wonderful conference! What did you take away from toda...
• Summer Camp at the Museum!
• Tomorrow is the Annual Conference on Spirituality in the Arts and Sciences! Many...
• This weekend was Jr. High Tool Time! Were you there? What was the best part?
• Excited to welcome Junior High Youth and Adults to Tool Time this weekend!! Enjo...
• CUAA is very proud of our students that take the message of Christ Crucified int...
• Welcome Lutheran grade schools here for the Lutheran Music Festival!
• Ballet Preljocaj In Snow White
• National Theatre London’s She Stoops To Conquercomes To Ann Arbor In One-Day-Only HD Broadcast
• The History Of The Piano Blues And How To Play Them
• Way to go Lady Cards!
• According to ABEC'S Small Business Review, Kathy Toth is an Agent to Watch
• Ann Arbor Film Festival 2012
• Happy National Lutheran Schools Week! How are you celebrating? Or for those who...
• What's the buzz the campus?! The Cardinal's Nest is now serving Starbucks!! Get...
• Welcome back, CUAA students! And God's blessings to all who are celebrating Luth...
• Science Cafe: Evolution, Obesity and Public Health
• Eating disorders have become a multi-faceted problem
• Only Tuesday and it's too quiet! CUAA misses our students:( What are you doing t...
• Practicing fire safety at home could make the difference
• God's blessings to our students for a relaxing, fun, and safe Spring Break this...
• Photos from Johnny Pye: A Musical.
• This excellent opportunity through the Michigan District of the LCMS will be hos...
• From yesterday's Ash Wednesday service. God's blessings on your Lenten journey.
• As spring approaches so do opportunities to purchase community-supported foods
• This picture was taken during Monday's Chapel in preparation of today's Ash Wedn...
• Nanotechnology, an integral part of research that's not talked about much
• Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) a possible cause of inattentiveness
• SE Michigan part of high risk area for Lyme Disease
• Tonight is Opening Night for the spring musical, Johnny Pye! Have you bought you...
• It's Opening Night at the Black Box! Break a leg, students! And for everyone els...
• Tips and cautions for outdoor workouts in the winter
• Today in Chapel we prayed for CUAA students who will be going on mission trips i...
• "In this is love, not that we have loved God but that he loved us and sent his S...
• American Heart Month heavily addresses the number one killer of women
• Get your tickets now!!
• Weekend wrap up
• February is National Children's Dental Health Month
• Come to the Spring Production of "Johnny Pye: A Musical" opening next Thursday!...
• Hope any students interested in learning more about Grad Programs at CUAA will j...
• The week ahead - Feb. 8-15
• The week ahead - Feb. 8-15
• Hunger an issue in Ann Arbor healthy inexpensive food is a priority
• Now is the time to prepare for Spring Farmer's Markets
• German Singer Max Raabe And Palast Orchester - Concerts
• Look who is back on campus! Does this mean winter is over?
• This past weekend 37 students competed in our Merit Scholarship Competition and...
• BPA exposure from tote bags and store receipts
• Asthma, Vitamin D Research and Chemical Exposure
• National Theatre London’s The Comedy Of Errors Comes To Ann Arbor
• Theater Visionary Robert Lepage Brings One-Man Tour-De-Force To Ann Arbor
• Need help deciding on a major?
• In last night's NAIA DII Game of the Week, the stands were packed, the tension w...
• Evolution And Health - Exhibition
• Thank you to all of our students & parents who kept CUAA in your prayers during...
• KCH Announces Additional WWS X Show
• Attention CUAA students: No classes tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 27th! Have a nice lon...
• University of Michigan Jazz Festival 2012
• Ann Arbor Folk Festival 2012
• Science Cafe: Making Supergerms: Evolution, Antibiotic Resistance, and Public Health
• Lonesome County and Goldmine Pickers to Play at The Ark in Ann Arbor
• Hands-On Science For Kids 6-11
• No classes today- but students are still making Empty Bowls! Put April 11, 2012...
• Polish-American Heritage Day Festivities Part of EMU Basketball
• Understanding amino acids, protein and their food sources
• MLK Children and Youth Program
• Resolutions
• National Theatre London’s Traveling Lightcomes To Ann Arbor In One-Day-Only Hd Broadcast
• Michigan Chamber Players Present Free Concert Of Broadway And Brahms
• Wynton Marsalis Brings His 50th Birthday Celebration To Hill Auditorium With Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra
• The Hagen Quartet Brings The Revolutionary Music Of Beethoven To Ann Arbor
• The Chamber Ensemble Of The Shanghai Chinese Orchestra Performs In Ann Arbor
• British Dance Phenom Wayne Mcgregor Makes Ann Arbor Debut Withhis Modern Dance Company, Random Dance
• Understanding carbs, fiber and the digestive process
• Michigan defense, special teams save the day to score sweet Sugar Bowl win
• 2011 Year in Review
• Green Cedar recalls two types of cheese due to confirmed Listeria
• Marcia White Parker and Mike McGee Join Kathy Toth Team of Keller Williams Realty
• The Ark at UMMA Student Songwriter Series
• Film: Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
• Kathy Toth and Team of Keller Williams Realty Urges Delinquent Borrowers to Seek Alternatives to Foreclosure
• Randy Napoleon Sextet Swings in New Year
• My letter to Santa – lacrosse style
• Theo Katzman: Songwriting Workshop
• Disney on Ice is coming to Toledo! Check out this discount code to save!
• Help for Irritable Bowel Syndrome patients this holiday season
• Are you an alum of CUAA? Or a big fan? Join the newest group within Admissions a...
• Tis the season to over-indulge in chocolate
• Hamburg Symphony Orchestra - Concert
• Einstein On The Beach - An Opera In Four Acts
• Lucinda Childs Choreograph's Philip Glass/RobertWilson Opera, Einstein on the Beach
• Hearing loss in youth, something to consider when buying those electronics
• Museum Name Changed As 'University Of Michigan Museum Of Natural History'
• 34th Annual Boars Head Festival tonight at 7:30pm! Students, faculty, and staf...
• Museum Store Holiday Sale For Museum Members
• “An Ann Arbor Mardi-Gras in December with blues & boogie-woogie pianist Matthew Ball aka THE BOOGIE WOOGIE KID!”
• Dinosaur Discovery Day
• Clock runs out on Ohio State's 7-game win streak over Michigan
• New Arizona football coach Rich Rodriguez finds Michigan games hard to watch
• Giving thanks - lacrosse style
• No. 20 Michigan rolls past No. 17 Nebraska, gets ready for Oho State
• Novi looks to add lax team for girls
• Canton lax celebrates 10 year anniversary
• Concordia continued its fourth annual tradition of a special Veterans Day Celebr...
• Science Cafe: Water and Life - On Mars and Beyond!
• Spaces Still Available On U-M Lab Tours!
• Vladimir Jurowski To Conduct The London Philharmonic Orchestra In Ann Arbor
• The Ums Choral Union And The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra Unite For Annualholiday Performance Of Handel’s Messiah
• Kimball, four others join Hall
• Defense lifts No. 24 Michigan to win over Illinois
• 3rd Annual Kindle Fest Market
• Victory Lutheran Church group from Gwinn, MI. Glad they came for a visit!
• When good is "too good"
• St. Lawrence String Quartet - Ann Arbor Concert Rescheduled
• Empower youth to "just say no" to sugar and sugary drinks
• Pumpkin seed nutrition information
• Pumpkin seed nutrition information
• No. 17 Michigan rolls over Purdue behind Fitz Toussaint
• 10 things to do for an enjoyable Halloween
• "Eat your broccoli" takes on new meaning according to Norwich scientists
• New flu shot results lack information for children and seniors
• Organic does not mean perfect and education is warranted
• HPV approved for boys but are experts addressing the real concerns
• BPA exposure in the womb raises concerns especially for baby girls
• Group Dental Plans An Alternative to Group Dental Insurance
• Washtenaw County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Washtenaw County
• Neanderthals Are Us? Science Café
• Going Pink in October needs to remain, going purple needs a new month
• from this weekend's production of "The Glass Menagerie"
• No. 11 Michigan pounded by Michigan State, suffers first loss
• Coronary heart disease risk dropped for some areas but not for others
• University Musical Society Presents Diego 'El Cigala'
• University Musical Society presents the Beijing Guitar Duo with Manuel Barruec
• Jaroussky Makes His University Musical Society Debut With Apollo’s Fire
• Anda Union Use Throat Singing And Traditional Instruments In Cultural Immersion Concert Experience In The Michigan Theater
• Brave New Works at Kerrytown Concert House
• Concordia University Ann Arbor's Kreft Arts Program and Theatre Department prese...
• Vitamin supplement use provides confusing results yet again
• A selection of photos from this weekend's Homecoming events at Concordia.
• Is Ann Arbor next in banning tanning bed use for minors?
• Fall 2011 Collage Invitational Art Exhbit Kicks Off
• Second-half surge lifts unbeaten Michigan over Northwestern
• It's Homecoming weekend at Concordia!
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month needs more attention
• Unbeaten No. 19 Michigan overwhelms Minnesota, 58-0
• Today starts the resurfacing of the CUAA parking lots!!! It'll be a little messy...
• Cantaloupe, Listeria concern expands
• Halloween Party
• Grace at Ground Zero: A presentation by Rev. Bill Wrede. Thursday September 29th...
• Angel Food Ministries latest casualty in food distribution decline
• Defense steps up to lead unbeaten Michigan over San Diego State
• Check out our new and improved website!
• Educators’ Open House
• Michigan starts slow but finishes strong to overwhelm Eastern Michigan
• Michigan faces neighbor Eastern Michigan as one-sided rivalry resumes
• Darden Restaurants team with First Lady to make menu changes
• Piano Sensation Yuja Wang Returns To Ann Arbor
• The Infernal Comedy: Confession Of A Serial Killer
• Cloud Gate Dance Theatre Of Taiwan
• Fall Events at The U-M Exhibit Museum of Natural History!
• Fuel-Up to Play 60 involving student leadership
• Member Welcome Program
• Michigan scores 2 late TDs to stun Notre Dame in comeback classic
• 7-Eleven Opens Second Ann Arbor Store -- Grand Opening Celebration
• Is a night football game at Michigan against Notre Dame a big deal? Yes it is
• Highlights from Saturday's home football game.
• Lightning strikes but Michigan wins shortened game in Hoke's debut
• 2011 Michigan football preview: Hoke faces uphill battle
• Shaw to start and play a key role for Michigan football team
• Back to School for Ann Arbor - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• We like the truth to "Myth #3".... :)
• UMS 2011/2012 Season Announced!!
• Genre-defying Musician Howard Fishman Performs at Kerrytown Concert House
• The Ark presents An Evening with Vienna Teng
• Defense is priority as Michigan football team holds media day
• Mercury Messenger
• Dan Zanes And Friends Return To Ann Arbor For Two Family-Friendly Performance
• Kerrytown District Association Presents: 5th Annual Nashbash 2011
• Edgefest 2011
• Stonum to redshirt as Michigan football preseason camp begins
• Last weekend CUAA hosted the Michigan District Jr. High Youth Gathering! Check o...
• Hey! This is Rachel in Admissions... any alums out there living in the Milwaukee...
• Mikrokolektyw At Kerrytown Concert House
• Exhibit: Shadows In Brianza
• Jazz Legend Ahmad Jamal To Open University Musical Society’s 133rd Season
• Mark Morris Dance Group Returns To Ann Arbor For Two Stunning Evenings Of Modern Dance
• Salmonella poisoning from ground turkey concentrated in Michigan and Ohio
• Classic Jazz Vocalist/Pianist Freddy Cole Performs at Kerrytown Concert House
• Hoke sees no rebuilding for Michigan football team at Big Ten media days
• We're welcoming more members of the Class of 2015 during today's Registration Day!
• Heading to the Ann Arbor Art Fair this week? We would love to have you stop by Concordia on your way!
• From 'Hello Heisman' to Hello Hall of Fame for Michigan's Desmond Howard
• Insurance rate hikes to be reviewed by government
• Remembering Derek Jeter's days at University of Michigan
• My Plate strives to simplify diet and health
• The Ark presents An Evening with Joan Baez
• The Ark And AEG Live Present The Fleet Foxes
• Great conversation started today regarding "Things to Do in Ann Arbor Before you Graduate." Join in the fun -- and let us know if you've ever zorched someone!
• We're starting to compile a list of "Things to Do in Ann Arbor Before You Graduate." What would you include on your list?
• Concordia hosts Flute Camp this week. If you're in the area this afternoon, stop by for a free faculty recital at 3:30 p.m. in the Choir Room. All are invited!
• Karen Graves signs on as new head volleyball coach. Great to have a former Cardinal back on campus!
• Stanley Cup is coming to Ann Arbor thanks to Michigan's Kampfer
• Happy Social Media Day, all! We love our facebook fans!
• Low-Income Families Get More Fresh Fruit & Veggies Through 'Double Up Food Bucks'
• Having a great time right now with Michigan District Youth-including some incoming CUAA freshmen- on Mackinac Island! Are you here?
• This week, we're welcoming participants in our Boys Basketball Camp! Interested in one of our summer sports camps? More details here:
• Michigan's Morris headed home as draft pick of Los Angeles Lakers
• Crystal ball review
• Are you heading to the LWML Convention this week? Be sure to stop by our booth!
• Exhibit: A Matter Of Light And Depth
• Michigan and Ohio State to meet in hockey outdoors
• Chekov's The Cherry Orchard - A National Theater Producton - Screens In Ann Arbor
• University of Michigan Exhibit Museum of Natural History Camp Explorations starts June 20!
• Author of Fair Food Holds Book Signing Event at Ann Arbor Farmers Market To Benefit Food Gatherers
• Did you know every 45 seconds, a child dies of malaria, a completely preventable and treatable illness? Learn more about what you can do to help at the Lutheran Malaria Initiative Leadership Launch at CUAA. The LCMS and Lutheran World Relief are sponsori
• Rare strain of salmonella outbreak reported in U.S. Midwest
• We've recently posted several academic and staff positions on our website.
• Have you read this month's enews? Click on "Join My List" on our facebook page to receive news and updates from Concordia each month.
• "They were looking intently up into the sky as he was going, when suddenly two men dressed in white stood beside them. “Men of Galilee,” they said, “why do you stand here looking into the sky? This same Jesus, who has been taken fr
• Plymouth/Canton/Salem All Examiner Team
• Ann Arbor Area All Examiner Team
• is remembering those who died while serving our country and is thankful to all of the men and women who serve. Blessings to all this Memorial Day weekend.
• University of Michigan Exhibit Museum of Natural History Camp Explorations 2011!
• Kerrytown District Association Presents: 5th Annual Nashbash 2011
• Michigan to add lacrosse as a varsity sport
• NCAA Division I Tournament – Baltimore bound
• Congratulations to Kortni Elsworth, whose jersey will hang in the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame for one year!
• Kentucky shocks No. 2-ranked Michigan with late rally in softball regionals
• Michigan to face Virginia in Big Ten/ACC basketball showdown
• Streaking Michigan looks strong as NCAA softball regionals begin
• 2011 MHSAA Boy’s Lacrosse Tournament – Division 2 breakdown
• 2011 MHSAA Boy’s Lacrosse Tournament – Division 1 breakdown
• NCAA Tournament breakdown – the best dressed
• Men’s Division I Lacrosse Tournament: quarterfinal action
• 18th Annual Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival
• RJ Spangler’s Planet D Nonet
• Hall doors swing open for Michigan's Lloyd Carr
• The Importance Of Being Earnest Comes To The Michigan Theater
• Concordia will begin offering men's and women's bowling as varsity sports in 2012, with the possibility of a club team this year.
• ConAgra and American Dietetic Association team up for food safety
• Highlights from Commencement 2011
• Packard Children's Health Fair
• Men’s Division I Lacrosse Tournament: my first round forecast
• Ann Arbor Summer Festival 2011
• Ravish Momin Duo cancelled
• Thankful for such a beautiful morning! Celebrate with us at Commencement today at 10 a.m. in the gymnasium. ://bit.ly/lVVR96
• Highlights from Baccalaureate 2011
• Participating in tomorrow's ceremony? Double-check where and when you need to meet. A contingency plan has also been made in case of inclement weather. The decision to use the plan will be made by 8 a.m. tomorrow and will be posted here and on the w
• Last day of the 2010-2011 school year. Blessings on the Class of 2011 and prayers to all of our students as they travel near and far this summer!
• "I’ll cherish the friendships and memories that I’ve made at Concordia for the rest of my life,” says Concordia senior Brianna Sonnenberg. As she prepares to graduate and start her new life, we took some time to get her thoughts on
• CCLA lacrosse tournament this weekend
• Michigan's Morris decides to turn pro
• Lacrosse seeding works
• "Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." Matthew 11:28 (NIV)
• Dexter lacrosse on the rise
• Michigan's Mouton surprised to go in 2nd round to San Diego
• To all of our incoming freshmen: Be sure to "like" Concordia University Ann Arbor Class of 2015. Connect with future roommates, make friends, and ask all of the questions you want answered before you join us this fall!
• Having a grass field this spring
• Please join us May 6-7 for our annual Commencement weekend. We look forward to a time of celebration!
• Michigan's Schilling and Mouton hoping to be called in the NFL Draft
• Meijer's, Mars Chocolate and the Kidney Foundation team-up again
• Praying for our students as they begin their last week of classes.
• Local Good Food Pioneer Shares Vision for a Sustainable Food System for All in New Book
• “But he was wounded for our transgressions; he was crushed for our iniquities; upon him was the chastisement that brought us peace, and with his stripes we are healed.” – Isaiah 53:5
• CCLA game at Grosse Ile
• Reasons, excuses and other fables
• When Steve Schmit ('11) posed for a recent photo shoot, he couldn’t stop a small crowd from gathering. Of course, it’s only natural to stare at a man dressed in a bright red, handcrafted costume of video game character Zero. Read about h
• Fantapulous by Sole Full of Rhythm
• Alicia Drier ('11) never thought she'd be a Lutheran high school teacher. Now she's following His call back into the high school classroom. Read her story on the LCMS church worker website What a Way.
• Ark’s Fifteenth Annual Fall Fundraiser: An Evening With 'Mavis Staples'
• Michigan softball team ranked No. 1 in nation in both polls
• Still trying to warm up after yesterday's snow? Why not join us tomorrow for the Empty Bowls benefit at Sidetrack/Frenchie's? $10 soup dinner benefits SOS Food Pantry. Great article in the Ypsilanti Courier
• Increase the opportunity
• An official’s perspective: Brian Effinger
• Enjoying another April in Ann Arbor!
• Denard Robinson struggles in Michigan Spring Football game
• Michigan unveils new offense and defense in annual spring game at the Big House
• The next day the great crowd that had come for the festival heard that Jesus was on his way to Jerusalem. They took palm branches and went out to meet him, shouting, “Hosanna!” “Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!&rdq
• Thrilled to have Empire Brass back this weekend! Saturday, they'll be working with our Choir students and Sunday they'll perform at 4 p.m. in the Chapel.
• Rich Kimball interview (Part 2) lacrosse now
• Rich Kimball interview (Part 1) lacrosse then
• Did you know that Rick Fie, kinesiology professor, is also an avid fan of literature? Professor Fie will lead the final installment of Concordia’s annual “Books and Coffee” lecture series tomorrow, 4/14 at 4 p.m., with a discussion on t
• An official’s perspective
• Tune in to WRCJ today at 3 p.m. Dr. Mark Looker and Dr. Brian Altevogt will be representing Concordia and sharing the ways in which we incorporate the arts into the classroom.
• Why Michigan High School lacrosse needs a “Cinderella”
• Michigan falls in controversial loss in NCAA hockey finals in overtime
• Concordia's student leaders hosted a delicious Faculty and Staff Appreciation Breakfast this morning. We have great students at CUAA!
• Michigan scores upset willl play for NCAA Frozen Four championship
• Radioactivity
• Students are gearing up for the end of the semester - just one month until Commencement!
• Michigan to meet powerful North Dakota in Frozen Four semifinal
• Congrats to Brittany Simmons - school records in the long jump and the triple jump! Prayers for a quick ankle injury recovery.
• Embrace "Lax"
• Congratulations to Becky Chaplin - Concordia's 2011 Presidential Scholarship recipient! Becky will graduate from Lutheran High North this spring and plans to study family life at CUAA.
• Have you been keeping up with CUAA student Anna Zieroth as she interns in Malaysia? Read her student blog here:
• University of Michigan Exhibit Museum of Natural History News - March 26, 2011
• Michigan hangs on to make it back to the NCAA Frozen Four
• Looking forward to LEA Convocation 2011 - Crossing Over! Are you attending? Be sure to join us Friday night at 9 p.m. at the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, Salons H & I.
• Looking forward to the 3rd Annual Conference on Spirituality in the Arts and Sciences today. Student panels this afternoon followed by a keynote address from Eric Singer and his Musical Urban Robots @ 4:30 in the Black Box.
• Nostalgia for the Light
• Duke hangs on to edge Michigan at the buzzer
• Michigan blows past Tennessee in NCAA West Region
• Washtenaw County Health Department has resourceful website
• Members of Concordia's Athletes in Action headed south to Florida for spring break. But where they went and what they did was far from your stereotypical spring break adventure.
• Thankful for an active weekend at Concordia! May He be glorified in all we do. Today's chapel service will include musical selections from the choir and band from Living Word High School (Wisconsin) More than 150 junior high students and leaders wil
• Ann Arbor Film Festival 2011
• Breaking down the Michigan-Tennessee NCAA tournament game
• March Madness: Did you know the assistant men's basketball coach for the University of Tennessee is Concordia alum Tony Jones ('93)? His Volunteers take on the University of Michigan tomorrow at 12:40.
• UMS/Bach Collegium Japan Raise Funds for Japan reliefefforts
• Vocal music by brahms and shumann warms the heart with ‘songs and waltzes of love’
• Tony Allen’s Afrobeat Tour
• St. Petersburg philharmonic
• Septeto Nacional Ignacio Piñeiro De Cuba
• Yesterday, the Council of Lutheran Women named Jennifer Freudenburg, executive assistant to the Office of the President, a Woman of the Year. Congratulations to Jennifer!
• Already planning for the summer? We've just announced the schedule for our summer sports camps.
• Michigan to face Tennessee in NCAA tournament
• Late rally lifts Michigan to Big Ten semifinals
• Members of Fifth House Ensemble stopped by our Living with the Arts class today as a tie-in with the class' current art and music assignments. Don't miss tonight's 5HE performance of "Black Violet" Act II. Call 995-4612 or pick
• Praying for those affected by the magnitude 8.9 earthquake that hit Japan and for those in the path of the tsunami.
• Michigan might need a win over Illinois to make it to the Big Dance
• Cheering on our Lady Cards basketball team today - First round action in the NAIA DII Tournament! Can't make it to Sioux City, Iowa? Be sure to join us in Krieger 109 tonight at 6:15 - parents and alumni welcome to attend. bit.ly/fmX0Jz
• During this Lenten season, LCMS President Harrison is encouraging the church to pray the Litany. Find a copy of it here (click THE LITANY):
• Science Café and Children's Workshop
• Corky the Cardinal is out and about this week in celebration of Lutheran Schools Week! Thankful for the families, students and staff of our Lutheran schools!
• With a special chapel message led by Brennan Woell and Pastor Charles Schulz, Jerry Novak and his maintenance crew transformed our Christmas tree into a cross as we head into the Lenten season.
• welcomes back our students from spring break! Blessings to you as you enter the "home stretch" of the 2010-2011 school year!
• University of Michigan Exhibit Museum of Natural History News - March 4, 2011
• 2010-2011 Hall of Fame class announced
• A lot on the line for Michigan and Michigan State
• Looking forward to hearing Arborsong, Lutheran High School Association Combined Choir, Billy D. Brooks Memorial Lutheran Choir and others at the Christian Care Concert this Sunday, 6 p.m. at Faith Lutheran - Troy.
• Farmer's Market and Pure Michigan
• Lady Cardinals take down Cornerstone 88-66! Heading to the Championship this Monday - winner gets an automatic bid to the National Tournament. Proud to be a Cardinal!
• Another great night for Cardinal athletics: Men's basketball team defeats Sienna Heights in opening round of WHAC tournament, and Marius Williams reaches 1,000 points.
• What a wonderful testimony of God's blessings: Nine members of the LCMS Council of Presidents recently gathered for a photo opportunity - they are all graduates of Concordia Ann Arbor. Pictured are Lane Seitz, David Maier, Scott Murray, Bill Klettke
• Lady Cardinals move on to WHAC semi-finals! sure to cheer on the men's team tonight @ home @ 7:30.
• Wisconsin stuns Michigan with last second three-pointer
• welcomes participants of the Music Festival 2011! Have a great day on campus!
• Who is ready for some tournament basketball?! Women at home tonight @ 7:30 Men at home tomorrow @ 7:30 Students get in free with your student ID. Show your Cardinal pride!
• Shamrocks And Shenanigans 5K Run And Walk
• Graduate class cancellations for 2/22: CUAA grad classes that meet in Saginaw and Jackson have been canceled for Tuesday, February 22
• Washtenaw County receives grant for public health
• Concordia is open today. Please be careful as you make your way to and around campus.
• Two big overtime wins for Michigan teams, in hockey and men's basketball
• Family Reading and Science Workshop: Water World: Water = Life
• Last-second loss hurts Michigan's NCAA postseason chances
• Congrats on win #20, Lady Cards! They now stand alone in second place in the WHAC.
• Spring Fitness at Saint Joe's
• Did you know the Lady Cardinals have already won 19 basketball games this season? Watch them tomorrow night at 7 p.m. as they battle Cornerstone University.
• Listen to Dr. Carl Rockrohr speak about "Natural Law in an African Setting" today at 4 p.m. on Issues, Etc. (click the "Listen" tab)
• University of Michigan Exhibit Museum of Natural History News - February 11, 2011
• Thankful for true love: "But God demonstrates his own love for us in this way: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." Romans 5:8
• Michigan basketball team hangs on to defeat Indiana Hoosiers
• After an extremely frigid week, we're looking forward to highs in the mid-30s this weekend!
• Morgan's career high 27 leads Michigan over Northwestern
• KCH Named Among the World’s Top Jazz Venues
• Have you been reading CUAA student Anna Zieroth's blog during her semester in Malaysia? In her most recent posting she has a message for women everywhere: You are beautiful!
• Well this is fun - congrats, Ryan!
• Bach Collegium Japan Returns To Ann Arbor With Supreme Baroque Classic
• University Musical Society: Berlin Philharmonic Octet Makes Ums Debut
• All - Males British Shakespeare Troupe Brings The Comedy Of Errors And Richard III To Ann Arbor For Seven Performances
• Dark Comedy Lights Up Ann Arbor
• Valentine’s Day Dilemma
• Michigan rallies to get a road basketball win at Penn State
• University of Michigan Exhibit Museum of Natural History News - February 04, 2011
• You may have seen Orin Koester around campus — working in the theatre, participating in Student Senate, or maybe playing intramural sports. The Concordia junior is a psychology major with a religious studies minor, and often can be found socializin
• More weather-related graduate class cancellations for today: Graduate School of Education classes that meet in Kalamazoo, Monroe and Flint are canceled for this evening, Feb. 3. Classes that meet in Brooklyn WILL meet as scheduled.
• Nice review of the Kreft Gallery's current exhibit on annarbor.com. Be sure to drop by through Feb. 20 to see these two photographers' contrasting styles.
• Once again, our maintenance staff has put in the extra hours to make sure we can safely move around campus. Great work! Just a reminder to take it slowly today if you are out and about.
• Gearing up for the blizzard: SOE classes that meet in Farmington Hills, Jackson, Macomb, Port Huron and Saginaw have been canceled for Tuesday, Feb. 1. SOE classes that meet in Ann Arbor, Brighton and Coldwater have been canceled for Wednesday, Feb. 2.
• Selected Water Semester Events for the Week of January 30, 2011
• Congratulations to the WBB 2011 CIT All Tournament Team: #22-Kristen Conahan CUNE; #32 Katie Ricl CUNE; #24 Marche Smith CUC; #23 Melanie Kulibert CUW (not pictured); #32 Brittany Simmons CUAA; and MVP #11 Kortni Elsworth CUAA
• Cardinal Women win CIT Championship over Concordia Nebraska!! 73-55
• 1st ever CIT Championship for Concordia Ann Arbor Women's Basketball--Winning on their home court makes it all the sweeter!!
• Cardinal Women win CIT Championship over Concordia Nebraska!! 73-55
• ALUMNI! We hope to see you at a pre-game reception today from 4-5 p.m. in the Kreft Gallery! Get ready to cheer on the Cardinals in the championship games!
• Cardinals WIN!!! Congratulations to the Concordia Women's and Men's basketball teams on their wins and making it to their respective championship games of the 2011 Concordia Invitational Tournament tomorrow beginning at 5 p.m.
• CIT is off to a great start! Are you watching? Arbor tip-off times are 5:30 (women) and 7:30 (men). Go Cardinals!
• Michigan holds off Michigan State and upsets No. 25 Spartans
• It’s been eight years since Alana Meggitt ('12) was on her high school cheerleading team, but she hasn’t let that get in her way of being a part of Concordia’s dance and cheer teams. Instead, Alana is excited for another chance to
• Have a Ball – The History of Baseball
• Michigan faces a showdown with rival Michigan State in basketball
• Congrats to Martell Buchanan, Caleb Mims, Cody Cotner and Rashad Smith for setting a CUAA record in the 4X200 relay! They set the new standard last Friday at Trine University (Ind.).
• Like learning about History or Math or English but don't know what to do with a degree in that field? Read more about the new program for the Liberal Arts that CUAA is launching!
• Can't make it to this weekend's CIT? Be sure to catch all of the action online. Go Cardinals!
• 'The World is Blue' and Other Water Semester Programs
• 7-Eleven Opens Two-Level Store with Student Lounge Next to U of M Campus - Ann Arbor
• 100 Best Companies to Work For - on the healthy side
• Radon Action Month - test kits available for one more week
• is trying to stay warm this morning. Thankful for heated buildings and shoveled and salted walks!
• This morning in chapel we prayed for the 10 secondary education students who we will "send off" to student teach this semester (six in Lutheran schools). Will you commit to praying for them throughout the term?
• CUAA classes that meet at Trinity Lutheran School in Jackson have been canceled for tonight. Please be careful as you make your way this morning!
• Kodo, Japan’s Preeminent Taiko Drumming Ensemble, Brings Thunderous Beat To Ann Arbor
• Concordia upsets #2 Cornerstone!
• Violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg And New Century Orchestra Make UMS Debut
• National Theatre London’s King Lear Comes To Ann Arbor In One-Day-Only Hd Broadcast Program
• Polish Piano Virtuoso Rafał Blechacz Makes Hill Auditorium Debut
• Men's basketball takes on #2 Cornerstone Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Gymnasium. Let's show some Cardinal pride!
• For Cardinal golfer Tyler Schlitzkus, the greens provide just one more place to share Christ’s love. In this week's Five Minutes With, he tells us how CUAA’s Athletes in Action members are walking the walk and sharing their faith on the
• Wynton Marsalis With Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra Presents New Work Featuring Jazz, Blues, And Flamenco
• Merce Cunningham Dance Company’s Final Tour Hits Ann Arbor
• Chamber String Ensemble Concertante Joins Forces With Pianist Rafał Blechacz At Rackham Auditorium
• Family Reading and Science Workshop: Water Wonders: What Is Water And What Can It Do?
• Pretty cool opportunity for CUAA student Spencer Behmlander! Come out and support him Friday night at 8 p.m. at the University of Michigan Museum of Art.
• Takács Quartet Returns To Ann Arbor For Second Concert Of Schubert Cycle
• Vijay Iyer Trio And Rudresh Mahanthappa’s Apex Bring Bold Jazz From The Bleeding Edge To Ann Arbor
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• Blessings to our students as they enjoy the last few moments of break. Safe travels to all and we'll see you soon!
• Staff members are enjoying a quiet first Monday of 2011. Looking forward to having our students back next week!
• Merry Christmas from CUAA! We're thankful for God's blessings throughout 2010. CUAA offices will reopen Monday, January 3.
• With her three children off to college, Beth O'Connell didn't have time to think about her empty nest; she was too busy planning for her own college experience. Read how she's now pursuing her dream of becoming a teacher.
• Ark Shows For January 2011
• Meet Kate Edge, Concordia's new spirit director and cheer coach. She's looking for a few good women (and men!).
• Blessings to Dan Burroughs, director of information technology services, who is retiring today. Congratulations on 40 years as a full-time commissioned minister!
• Concordia University Ann Arbor has been named a 2011 Military Friendly School by G.I. Jobs. The list recognizes the top 15 percent of universities, colleges and trade schools that offer the best education, value and welcome to America’s veterans.
• Off-site class cancellations for 12/14: Graduate classes that meet at Carman Ainsworth Middle School (Flint), St. John's Lutheran School (Fraser) and St. Clair County RESA (Marysville) have been canceled today, Tuesday, Decemember 14, due to weather
• “Bubbleized”
• Still cold, still snow-covered ... It's still a beautiful morning at CUAA.
• Did you know Concordia's Bookstore has a new website? Purchase everything from textbooks and school supplies to sweatpants and coffee mugs online.
• is covered in snow. Blessings to our students as they take finals and prepare to head home.
• is having a Christmas-y weekend: Music Department Christmas Concert tonight, student Yule Ball tomorrow night, and community read-aloud of 'A Christmas Carol' on Sunday!
• The Advent season is upon us and Christmas is only a few short weeks away. With all of the busyness that comes this time of year, it can be very easy to forget what Advent is all about. We recently spoke with Bob McKinney, director of spiritual life, abo
• After 33 years, the Boar's Head Festival is still a great way to enter the season with a joyful heart. Thanks to all who participated in this year's event!
• It's been a great week for Cardinal athletics - Congrats to Marius Williams and Catherine Herriman, who both earned WHAC Basketball Player of the Week honors!
• Be sure to tune in to the Big Ten Network tonight at 7:30 (Eastern) to catch all of the action! Go Cards!
• During a season of tradition, Kassie Wilson ('12) and her fellow musicians are preparing for one of the University's newest events, the Concordia Music Department Christmas Concert (Friday @ 8 p.m.). We recently spoke with Kassie about her f
• Recent grad Christie (Volkman) Chors is serving the Lord and her community as director of family life ministry of Immanuel Lutheran Church near Hamler, Ohio. The Crescent News recently wrote about her work:
• Looking outside the Manor windows to see the first big snowflakes of the season land softly around the Nativity scene. Beautiful!
• We've loved the exhibit Coco Bruner brought in this semester. You still have a few days to see her work - on display in the Kreft Center Gallery through December 5.
• The lords and ladies are making their final preparations. Have you reserved your tickets yet for the 33rd Annual Boar's Head Festival?
• Cosmic Discovery Day
• National Endowment For The Arts Grants $12,500 To Kerrytown Concert House In Support Of Edgefest 2011
• Rocko Holmes and the men’s basketball team are off to a hot 5-2 start this season. In this week's "Five minutes with," Rocko talks with us about his love for the game and his excitement for a season that includes playing a Big Ten
• Matt Lauer recently spent the day working as a child life specialist. Reminds us how grateful we are for Professor Doyle, Professor Freudenburg and the students and alumni who do this work every day - You make a difference!
• is thankful for the students, alumni, faculty, staff, churches, districts and friends who support us! What are you thankful for this year?
• DVR alert! Two Concordia students will appear on the Oprah Winfrey show tomorrow, November 23. Locally, the show runs at 4 p.m. on ABC. bit.ly/awmWSV
• As the 33rd Annual Boar's Head Festival approaches, we chatted with the man who has been involved since the beginning. Read this week's edition of "Five minutes with" to learn why the event has become a tradition for Dr. Neil Skov.
• Ark Shows For December 2010
• Show your Cardinal pride! Join CUAA students, alumni and friends to cheer on the men's basketball team as they battle against the University of Michigan at Crisler Arena. Wear your red and join us in the Concordia reserved sections! Tickets: Conco
• Classical pianist Elizabeth Lesesne-Dixon will hold a benefit concert at Concordia this Saturday, November 20, at 8 p.m. Proceeds from the concert will help pay for the funeral of Stephanie Stone, who was killed last month in an automobile accident. Plea
• Renée Fleming, ‘The People’s Diva,’ To Perform In Ann Arbor
• Michigan Alumni At Heart Of 2010 UMS Choral Union Performance Of Handel’s Messiah
• Carolina Cholocate Drops Bring ‘Dirt-Floor-Dance Electricity’ To UMS
• Join us tonight for the Concordia Wind Ensemble concert! 8 p.m. - Chapel of the Holy Trinity - Free
• Science Café: Happiness is Different Things to Different People: Perspectives from Around the World
• Ann Arbor’s Sole Full Of Rhythm Presents ‘In The Mix’
• Great Lakes Discovery
• November 5-7, 2010 Photos by Abi Werner ('12)
• Timely Real Estate Market Information for Washtenaw County including 7 Reasons Why to Buy Now!
• President Obama talking with President Coleman behind the scenes at commencement.
• Count down is on until the 50th anniversary event of the Peace Corps, Oct 14 @ 2 AM @ Michigan Union. N. Campus/Central Campus bus service extended until 3:30 AM & free P.C. tee to the first 300 students to arrive! Come join us!
• Students: Have you seen this T? Snap its photo & post it here before Oct. 14 for a chance to win your own Peace Corps T!
• Kerrytown's 2nd Annual KindleFest
• As U-M prepares to square off against in-state rival MSU on Saturday, Wolverines can take heart knowing they are being cheered on from halfway around the world. Chief Warrant Officer 2 Ryan Harmer (left) and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Jason Ruge display the
• Concordia hosted the Lutheran High School Choral Festival. So great to have 150 of our Lutheran high school students on campus yesterday!
• The Ark Announces Line-up for the 34th Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival
• Halloween Party
• Tony-Winning Writer Of Broadway’s Passing Strange Makes UMS Debut
• Tallis Scholars Sing Byrd And Pärt
• Jazz Violinist Christian Howes Celebrates Release of 'Out of Blue' at KCH
• Once. More. Commemorates 50th Anniversary Of Ann Arbor’s Legendary Once Festival
• Freshmen Move-In Day // Concordia Dorm Follies // Gallop Park Servant Event
• Who's up for a fun activity this weekend? Catch the movie, "Flipped," and play a game of "Spot the Manor." The movie is playing locally at Rave Motion Pictures Ann Arbor 20.
• Nothing beats a Concordia autumn.
• Documentary Film: ‘Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo’
• Science Café: Polar Opposites?
• Former UM Linebacker Dhani Jones Launches New Charity To Benefit Motts Children Hospital
• Pianist Vladimir Feltsman To Replace Murray Perahia, Jeffrey Kahane
• Celebrated Pianist Steve Richko Dies at Age 31
• Venice Baroque Orchestra Plays Philip Glass’s New ‘American Four Seasons’
• Takács Quartet Plays First Concert Of Three Concert Schubert Cycle
• Butoh Company Sankai Juku Returns To Ann Arbor With Hibiki: Resonance From Far Away
• Jerusalem Quartet Returns To Ann Arbor
• Big House/Big Heart Run
• Dave Sharp's Secret Seven Plays African Jazz at KCH
• Mariinsky Orchestra Plays Mahler and Rachmaninoff at Hill
• ID Day at the Museum!
• Where’s the Queen?
• Fall Programs At The U-M Exhibit Museum Of Natural History
• Ann Arbor Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Rosanne Cash Brings Country Music Classics To Hill Auditorium
• Burton Greene At Kerrytown Concert House
• We Sweat For Science!
• Jordi Savall Traces The Route To The New World
• KCH Creates Jazz Club Feel with Kerrytown Club Series
• School Memories
• UMS Seeking Ushers For All Ann Arbor Performances
• The Latest and Loudest
• UMS’s Advisory Committee Hosts Sixth Annual ‘On The Road’ Benefit Auction
• My Bucket List
• Ark Shows for September, 2010
• University Musical Society News - Single Tickets On Sale August 25th, 2010
• UMS and Michigan Theater Partner for Second year of HD Screenings by National Theatre London
• UMS Choral Union Announces Auditions for 2010/11 Season
• Behind the Scenes with the Monarch Butterfly and Cecropia Moth Exhibit
• What I Love
• You Could Drive A Person Crazy: Crazy Songs For Crazy Times
• Saying Goodbye to Bob
• Wonders of Michigan
• A Wonder of Michigan?
• Wonders of Michigan Revisited
• New Light Sources in the Museum
• Concert : Edge Duo Jack Wright and Bob Marsh
• Car Carnival
• New Perspective – My Night at the Museum
• Action For Earth Project
• An Exciting Find!
• Block Party Photo Contest
• University Musical Society Elects New Board Members
• Kerrytown District Association Presents: Nashbash 2010
• A Pickin’ And Singin’ Hootenanny at The Ark in Ann Arbor
• Night At The Museum! At The Exhibit Museum Of Natural History!
• Top Ann Arbor Real Estate Agent Kathy Toth Creates Community Videos That Showcase Ann Arbor Michigan
• Summer Sings 2010
• Kerrytown Concert House Presents Edgefest 2010 ‘Edged In Brass’
• Drummer Gerry Hemingway Joins Guitarist Terrence McManus In Duo Project at KCH
• Area Singers Take Walk Down Memory Lane With Tribute to the Andrews Sisters
• Ann Arbor Summer Festival
• Butterfly Festival at the Exhibit Museum of Natural History!
• Jazz Pianist Kirk Lightsey Returns To Region For Reunion Concert With...
• Local Agents Provides Free Government Program Eligibility Surveys to Ann Arbor Homeowners
• Minifest: Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival In Residence Returns To Kerrytown Concert House
• UMS And Michigan Theater Present Hd Screening of National Theatre’s The Habit Of Art
• Camp Explorations at the Exhibit Museum of Natural History!
• UMS Announces 10/11 Season
• Jazz Singers Tessa Souter, Melissa Morgan Shine In Spotlight
• World Music Percussionist Adam Rudolph Plays at KCH
• Ark Shows for May, 2010
• Earth Day Festival
• Fred Hersch at KCH
• Science Café: What is Life? Is Synthetic Life Possible?
• UMS Announces 10/11 International Theater Series
• Martin Katz, Jesse Blumberg Undertake Schubert’s Song Cycles
• The Rest Is Noise In Performance With Alex Ross And Ethan Iverson
• Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
• Museum Discoveries: Behind the Scenes at the U-M Science Museums
• Science Café: Evolutionary Science In Medicine: From Diseases To Doctor Training
• Schleswig-Holstein Festival Orchestra Joined By Charismatic Chinese Pianist Lang Lang
• Michigan Chamber Players Present Concert Of Dutilleux, Martinu, And Walton
• Senegalese Musician And Humanitarian Baaba Maal Makes Ums Debut With Ann Arbor’s Own NOMO
• World/Classical fusion with Loop 2.4.3 and Zodiac Dust
• Grammy Winning Jazz Pianist Danilo Perez Returns To Ann Arbor In Tribute To Dizzy Gillespie
• Bobby Streng Jazz at Kerrytown Concert House
• UMS Announces ‘DTE Energy Foundation School Of The Year And Educator Of The Year’ Awards
• Massimiliano Valenti At Kerrytown Concert House
• UMS Announces March Program Changes
• Museum Discoveries! Family Science Workshop
• Shamrocks and Shenanigans 5K Run and Walk
• Randy Weston Performs With His African Rhythms Trio
• San Francisco Symphony Returns To UMS For Two Concerts
• Translating Knowledge Workshop Series
• Ann Arbor Camerata Presents Professional Chamber Ensembles
• György Kurtág’s ‘Kafka’s Fragments’ presented at KCH
• Maly Drama Theater Of St. Petersburg Makes UMS Debut With Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya
• Trio Mediaeval Concert Cancelled
• University Musical Society Announces March 2010 Programs
• Science Café: Science in Dangerous Places
• Roots Road Warriors Hoots and Hellmouth Continue Their Never Ending Tour And Play
• Vertical Speech Art Exhibit at KCH
• Selected Museum Theme Year Activities: Week of February 1, 2010
• Michigan DUI & DWI Penalties And Sentencing Options - Drug & Sobriety Courts.
• Public Lecture: Signs of a Warming Climate: Is It Later Than We Think?
• Eric Vloeimans Trio ‘Fugimundi’
• Fred Lonberg-Holm, Cello
• Mark Lincoln Braun, Piano
• Art Exhibit Opening And Concert
• Lambis Vassiliadis, Piano
• Swedish Radio Choir Returns To Ann Arbor
• Béla Fleck Makes UMS Debut With The Africa Project
• Luciana Souza Trio Makes UMS Debut, Features Guitarist Romero Lubambo
• Finckel, Han, And Setzer Perform Schubert Piano Trios
• UMS And Michigan Theater Present HD Screening Of National Theatre’s Nation
• Sō Percussion Makes UMS Debut With Two Shows At UMMA
• Pianist Angela Hewitt Makes UMS Debut In Solo Recital
• Jazz Trio The Bad Plus Returns To Ann Arbor For Two Shows
• The Ark Calendar - February 2010
• Climate Change Teacher Workshops and Student Summit
• Take advantage of Ann Arbor Area Home Buyer Tax Credit
• Mountain Heart Kicks Off Celebration Of The Ark’s 45th Year
• UMS Seeking Ushers for All Ann Arbor Performances
• South African Choir Ladysmith Black Mambazo Makes UMS Debut
• Chicago Symphony Returns To Ann Arbor For Opera In Concert: Bartók’s Bluebeard’s Castle
• Mardi Gras Mambo: The Neville Brothers And Dr. John Together At The Michigan Theater
• UMS Performance Featuring Algerian Singer Souad Massi Cancelled
• Exhibit Museum Memberships Make Great Gifts
• So You Want To Buy A Telescope?
• Dinosaur Discovery Day At University Of Michigan Exhibit Museum Of Natural History
• The Ark At UMMA - Student Songwriter Series: Final Showcase Performance
• The Ark Calendar - December 2009
• UMS Kicks Off Africa Series With Pan-African Community Cultural Celebration
• Complete Line Up Announced for The 33rd Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival
• Theater Production: The Struggle For Existence: Darwin's Dreams
• UMS Choral Union’s Annual Performance Of Handel’s Messiah
• Representing Native Americans
• Teaching About Native Americans
• Michigan Drug Rehab Recovery Aftercare Transition Sober Homes.
• United Bank and Trust and Top Ann Arbor Agent Hosts Free First Time Home Buyer Round Table
• Native American Living Traditions
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Washtenaw County
• Broadway Star Patti Lupone Brings Her Solo Concert To Ann Arbor
• St. Lawrence String Quartet Makes UMS Debut
• Old Crow Medicine Show Coming To The Michigan Theater
• Family Halloween Party
• Brazilian Superstar Gal Costa Makes UMS Debut
• New Release from Equilibrium Records - 'Someone Talked! Memories of World War II'
• Space Chat with Astronaut Jack Lousma
• Science Cafe
• Washtenaw County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Washtenaw County
• ID Day
• ‘Behind The Scenes’ Days
• Wednesday Night Museums Series - (Un)Natural History and the Power of Display
• William R. Farrand Annual Public Lecture
• UMS And Michigan Theater Present HD Screenings Of National Theater London
• Hubble Space Telescope: New Views of the Universe
• Diane Ratkovitch Joins the Kathy Toth Team’s Distressed Sales Division
• Inés Bacán And Spanish Day The Flamenco Rock Opera
• United Bank and Trust and Top Ann Arbor Agent Hosts Free First Time Home Buyer’s Seminar
• The Ark at UMMA - Student Songwriter Series
• The TropARKana: An Evening with Raul Malo
• Alcohol Drug Rehab Aftercare Resource(s) - Sober Homes
• Diane Ratkovich Joins Kathy Toth Team of Keller Williams Realty
• Second Show Added for Ingrid Michaelson
• University Musical Society’s Advisory Committee Hosts Fifth Annual ‘On The Road’....
• UMS Choral Union Announces Auditions for 2009/10 Season
• UMS Seeking Ushers For all ann arbor performances
• University Musical Society Announces September Programs
• UMS Single Tickets Onsale August 24, 2009
• UMS Project Focuses On Social Media Strategies
• Brandi Carlile at the Michigan Theater
• News from Ark - August Shows
• Richard Thompson and Loudon Wainwright III Join Forces at the Michigan Theater
• Traveling Exhibition From NASA Opens At The Exhibit Museum
• University Musical Society Elects New Board Members
• Ice Age: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs In 3-D
• Keb’ Mo’ at the Michigan Theater
• Avett Brothers Cancelled
• UMS Choral Union Announces Summer Sings 2009
• Avett Brothers at the Michigan Theater
• John Oates Cancelled
• Have Fun at Summer Camp
• Book Release Party
• Summer Fun at the Exhibit Museum
• Deastro Announces June US Tour / Premieres...
• Comcast To Bring The C-Span Civics Bus To Ann Arbor Area
• The Blue Lias
• Universe Theme Semester Events for the Week of April 20, 2009
• Solar System Walk
• Ann Arbor Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Universe Theme Events for the Week of March 30
• Summer Fun at the U-M Exhibit Museum of Natural History!
• Inflationary Cosmology: Is Our Universe Part Of A Multiverse?
• UMS Choral Union Performs Spring Concert At St. Francis of Assisi Church
• German Violinist Julia Fischer Makes UMS Recital Debut With Pianist Milana Chernyavska
• Kathy Toth and Diana Holding Achieve CDPE Designation
• Universe Theme Semester Events for the Week of March 16
• Classical Guitar Virtuoso John Williams Returns to UMS in Solo Recital
• St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Returns to Ann Arbor Under the Baton of David Robertson
• Fez Festival of Sufi Culture Recreated In The University Of Michigan Museum Of Art
• Chick Corea Returns to Ann Arbor with John Mclaughlin and Their Five Peace Band
• Kurt Elling Performs Coltrane-Hartman Songbook
• András Schiff Completes His Beethoven Sonata Project with Two Hill Auditorium Concerts
• Kathy Toth of Keller Williams works with Pro Step Marketing to launch Ann Arbor site KathyToth.com
• Binary Pulsars And Relativistic Gravity
• Science Cafe: Dark Energy And The Accelerating Universe
• Missions in Space! Family Workshop
• Diana Holding Joins Kathy Toth and Team!
• Universe Theme Semester: Winter Break
• Zakir Hussain And Pandit Shivkumar Sharma Unite For An Exhilarating Night Of Classical Indian Sounds
• Altenberg Trio Vienna Makes UMS Debut
• The Romeros — The’Royal Family Of Guitar’ — Return with 50th Anniversary Concert
• Dan Zanes and Friends Bring Their Family Dance Party to Ann Arbor
• Yo-Yo Ma Returns With The Silk Road Ensemble
• Aswat (Voices): A Multimedia Celebration of the Golden Age of Arab Music
• New York Philharmonic in Ann Arbor’s Hill Auditorium
• Wynton Marsalis and Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra Return With ...
• Brentano String Quartet Returns To UMS
• Friends of the Exhibit Museum Celebrate Darwin's Birthday - ID Day
• Friends of the Exhibit Museum Celebrate Darwin's Birthday - Darwin’s Birthday Bash
• Friends of the Exhibit Museum Celebrate Darwin's Birthday - Science Café: Astrobiology
• Saturday Morning Physics: How Did Earth Get Its Water?
• Whitesell Memorial Lecture: Politics And Astrology In The Galileo Affair
• Science Cafe: Astrobiology
• Valentine's Day Star Party At Matthaei Botanical Gardens
• A Revolution in Planetary Science
• Planet Adventures At The U-M Exhibit Museum Of Natural History
• Four Hundred Years Of Cosmic Discovery: Celebrating The International Year Of Astronomy
• A Revolution In Planetary Science: The Three-Zoned Solar System
• Astronomy Sites In Second Life: Astronomy Exhibits By Roger Amdahl
• Science Communication Through Art And Technology
• Expanding Hubble’s Vision and The James Webb Space Telescope
• Staring Into Space: The Telescopes Of Modern Astronomy
• Universe Theme Semester Events For The Week Of January 19
• Renowned Japanese Percussion Ensemble ‘Kodo’ Returns to UMS
• Tenor Lawrence Brownlee and Pianist Martin Katz in Ann Arbor’s Hill Auditorium
• Sweet Honey In The Rock Returns With Uplifting and Inspirational Sounds
• Starling Electric Gain Critical Kudos From Wall Street Journal - Playing New Haven
• Huntsman joins Friends of CASA as Executive Director
• Theme Semester Brings Astronomy Down To Earth
• Ark Info For February
• Chanticleer
• Michigan Chamber Players
• E-Learning now available for OSHA course online
• Ford Honors Program, Honoring RSC and Ralph Williams
• Pianist Richard Goode Returns To UMS With Program Of Bach, Chopin
• UMS Presents Multimedia Adaptation Of Epic Poem, Gilgamesh
• Detroit’s Robeson Academy Named UMS School of The Year for Dedication to Arts Education
• Ann Arbor Real Estate Team Creates Michigan Foreclosure/Short Sale RELIEF Division
• 32nd Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival
• Guarneri String Quartet Concludes 45-Year Career with Farewell Tour
• Norwegian Jazz Ensemble Tord Gustavsen Trio Makes UMS Debut
• Kathy Toth REALTOR Attend National Conference With Top Real Estate Minds in the Country
• 49th Annual Ann Arbor Street Art Fair
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Taste Of Ann Arbor And The Rest Of The World
• Camp Explorations!
• Science Café: People at the Poles
• Online Savings Program For Moms!
• Ursa Minor
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Climate Change Programming at U-M
• Local Agent to Be Featured on House Hunters
• Top Ann Arbor Agent Launches Real Estate Blog
• Local Agent to Be Featured on House Hunters
• LEBARCA WOOL BLANKETS
• Guided Tours at UMMA Off-Site - Day With Out Art
• Galaxies : Where Space Becomes Time
• Moon Over Buffalo
• Bat Boy - The Musical
• Art Of Imagination Magic Show
• TRADITIONAL LIVING…. MODERN LUXURY….ANNOUNCING SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN’S FIRST LUXURY LOG HOME COMM
• The Music Man
• Here's Something Creative
• Night At The Museum - The Movie And The Museum
• New Morning Summer Camp!
• Henry And Mudge
• Wine Fest
• Matinée Musicale
• OPUS - 21
• KCH Classical Series
• Violinist Alicia Doudna In Recital
• KCH Jazz At The Edge Series
• KCH Classical Series - Symphonic Sextets
• Richard Shindell
• KCH Jazz In Concert Series
• Family Performance
• Phoenix Ensemble: The Oblivion Project
• Peter Sparling Dance Company Home Season
• Terry Meerkov
• Wild And Wulliman
• La Guitara w/ Patty Larkin, Ellen McIlwaine And Badi Assad
• Millish
• Alejandro Escovedo Duo And Chuck Prophet
• Lesley Gore
• Kurt Elling
• Michael Straus: Saxophone
• KCH Classical Series - Ensemble Caprice
• Ember Swift
• Peggy Seeger
• Bruce Robison And Elana James
• Jane Irwin
• Boys of The Lough
• KCH Classical Series
• Paul Keller Ensemble
• Winter Evening
• Paul Keller Orchestra
• Phil Ogilvie's Rhythm Kings
• Easy Street Band
• Uncle Earl
• Hail To The Victorians
• Sciencepalooza Science Street Fair
• Jorma Kaukonen
• Sweet Land
• Performance To Live Music
• Shifting Boundaries
• Off The Wall Gallery Comes Inside
• Waterson:Carthy
• Cello Celli - Derek Snyder And Friends
• KCH Jazz In Concert Series
• Embracing Eatonville : University Of Michigan Museum Of Art
• The Rouge: Photographs by Michael Kenna : University Of Michigan Museum Of Art
• Mary Lucier: The Plains of Sweet Regret : University Of Michigan Museum Of Art
• The Rouge
• Tours
• Family Tree Maker
• Introduction To Spreadsheets
• Photoshop Elements 2
• Introduction To The Internet
• Introduction To Word Processing
• Introduction To Computers
• Holiday Cards Made Easy
• Setting up Free E-mail Workshop
• Buying And Selling On E-Bay-Workshop
• Fishing Birthday Parties For Children
• Farm Center Rentals
• Community Room Rentals
• Facility Drop-In Tours
• Masters Draft League
• Open Barn Play Time
• Pioneer Living Program
• Friday Night Live
• Preschool Pioneers
• Leslie And Nature House Rentals
• Barn Play Time
• Saturday Fling
• Girl And Boy Scout Programs
• Early Native American LIfe
• Family Tree Maker
• The Unhuggables
• Fall Frenzy
• Animal Haunts
• Orienteering
• River Rapscallions
• Kiwanis Rummage Sale
• Youth Hockey League
• Women Only MACRHL Hockey League
• Dave Debol’s Adult Hockey Skill Development
• Adult Hockey League
• American Red Cross Swim Lessons
• Tyke Program - Bug Bonanza
• Masters Swimming Program
• Ageless Yoga For Seniors
• MBGNA Centennial Celebration
• Guided Hike
• Land Protecting
• Plants And Places
• Flora And Fauna Art Show
• Temporary Exhibits
• Permanent Exhibits
• Panel Discussion On Celebrating Women Artists

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