MOORHEAD — Cobber alumni united on Concordia’s annual Giving Day by donating over $320,000 to support the current students on Thursday, Nov. 16.    Giving day is the largest fundraising event of the year for the college. All of the donations go to students at Concordia through scholarships, such as theContinue Reading

MOORHEAD – The college has announced a new tuition assistance program that will offer completely free tuition to students whose households have an adjusted gross income of under $90,000. The program referred to as the “Concordia Promise” will be offered to incoming domestic students for fall 2024.  To be eligible,Continue Reading

MOORHEAD – The Student Government Associaiton (SGA) held their bi-weekly senate meeting on Thursday, Nov 16.   Some topics discussed during the meeting were a proposal and successful vote to implement a crisis response committee, the recently created Cobbertunity Fund and brainstorming for Wellness Week.  The meeting began with updates fromContinue Reading

MOORHEAD — the Concordia women’s hockey team fell 3-2 in a matchup against St.Catherine University at the Moorhead Sports Center on Friday, Nov. 17.   The Cobbers fell behind quickly. 48 seconds into the game St. Kate’s senior forward Madi Flemming scored unassisted. After that the Cobbers defense settled in andContinue Reading

MOORHEAD – The Student Government Association (SGA) has removed one of their members.  In a Teams message sent on Nov. 3, assistant dean of students Nathalie Rinehardt informed the members of SGA that Ruel Domi would no longer be serving as a member at large for the 2023-24 school year. Continue Reading

MOORHEAD – On the second floor of Grose in Room 236, the sound of laughter and chatter can be heard in the early mornings on Tuesdays, as the Chinese Club hosts their weekly Tea Time together from 9 to 10 a.m. “Tea Time is one of our most open events.Continue Reading

MOORHEAD — The required physical education classes in Concordia College’s core curriculum have been revised. Students will now take wellness classes as a requirement for the core curriculum, primarily composed of an online lecture and a linked in-person lab.  The goal of the revision was to “improve clarity for studentsContinue Reading