25 Years, 25 Stories
Students are the heart of CMU. Over the past quarter century, our alumni have shaped industries, inspired communities, and redefined what it means to lead with purpose. In celebration of 25 years, we have profiled one remarkable graduate from each year—25 years, 25 stories.
Who are CMU alumni?
Given CMU's unique history, it's understandable that this question arises! The answer is simple.
An alumnus is any person who has completed a minimum of 18 credit hours at MBBC/Concord, CMBC, or CMU through the Shaftesbury undergraduate or graduate programs, or the Outtatown Discipleship School.
What's Happening
News and Stories
Alumni in their own words - Tania Mulki (CMU ’23)
Where has your life taken you since you left CMU?
I completed my coursework at CMU in 2022, and after finishing the 1,000-hour internship required for my Bachelor of Music Therapy degree, I officially graduated in 2023.
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From student to teacher: A journey of faith, learning, and community
Kenny Wollmann is a high school educator, teaching primarily Bible, theology, and world religions—but not in a typical classroom.
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Rigour, curiosity, and the arts: A CMU story of leadership
CMU was a place of transition, community, and discovery for Evan Klassen, Executive Director of the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre (MTC).
Read MoreUpcoming Events
Featured Event
Christmas at CMU
Start the Advent and Christmas seasons with mini-concerts held throughout CMU's Assiniboine Castle. Wander the halls of this heritage building while sipping hot apple cider and eating a cookie. Visit the Christmas Market in Marpeck Commons before or after the performances.
Showtimes at 2:30 & 7:00 PM
Featured Event
Giving Tuesday
Join the many CMU donors in supporting CMU's scholarship and bursary program for our students on Giving Tuesday, December 2. Visit cmu.ca/give to make a financial donation, and have your gift matched by generous donors.
Friesen Lectures Series | The Shifting National Identities of Mennonites in Polish/German Lands
Featuring Dr. Mark Jantzen, Professor of History, Bethel College
11:00 AM: Changing Old Martyrs for New in 19th-Century Prussia
7:00 PM: So Maybe We Are All Polish?
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