Robert Alan Grimm Hall, formerly known as the Education, Business and Technology (EBT) Center, (See related story.) provides an advanced technological environment for students of all majors to receive the highest quality education.
As of September 2007, with praise and thanksgiving to God, Concordia University had raised the $21 million in cash and pledges to meet The Kresge Foundation Challenge. In November, The Kresge Foundation certified the results and sent the University a $1 million check to acheive the $22 million capital campaign goal.
 The new facility is 3 stories and 45,000 square feet and provides the following benefits:
- 8 new classrooms
- 10 renovated classrooms in other buildings
- 2 computer labs
- 2 student study areas
- 2 seminar classrooms
- 2 special Honors Program classrooms
- 2 special MBA classrooms
- 215 seat auditorium, "James & Ruth DeNault Auditorium"
- 60 person conference room for classes, lectures and dining, "Lloyd & Laura Copenbarger Conference Center"
- 45 percent increase in instructional space to the campus
- High technology teaching and learning facility
- Office space for Student Services, Provost and President
- New home for School of Business and School of Adult Studies
- New Board Room
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