Saying goodbye to Concordia’s EcoHouse: Pruning of campus housing removes decade-long project
As anyone who has ever had to rush from one side of campus to the other will tell you, it’s no secret that Concordia does not have a particularly compact footprint. From Bogstad Manor on the far north end of campus to the Bucky Burgau Baseball Field on the south,Continue Reading
Antisemitic symbols drawn on cars prompt reaction from BIRT
On Mar. 24, an email was sent out to the Concordia community regarding antisemitic symbols and phrases found on campus, signed by the Bias Incident Response Team, which also asked for those with further information to submit a report form. These symbols and phrases were found written in the snowContinue Reading
‘Almost, Maine’ at the almost end of Conco spring semester
With finals week coming up soon, many students are preparing for final projects, papers, presentations and exams, and a select few are preparing their finals to be broadcasted for the audience of the Concordia student body or the Fargo-Moorhead area itself. The 10-scene play “Almost, Maine” takes place in theContinue Reading
Opinion: Where do our values lie?
Values—the collective decision of what means more are often chosen in times of stress, when the pressure of two ideas creates an impassable gorge between two things we cannot have. Though small, perhaps insignificant compared to what we are already doing to the environment, President Biden has agreed to followContinue Reading
Album review: ‘The Unraveling of PUPTheBand’
PUP the band is back with a mega record. Two years ago, I reviewed their super entertaining EP “This Place Sucks A**,” and I finally got to get back to my roots with their full-length album. Before its full release, we got a taste with four solid singles setting theContinue Reading
Letter from the editor: Dominic Erickson
I’ve dreaded having to say goodbye to a lot of people at the end of my college years, and this is going to be one of the toughest ones, right off the bat. Being the editor-in-chief of a college newspaper was never something I anticipated happening, even when I startedContinue Reading
CobberTHON does it for the kids
On the afternoon of Apr. 10, 2022, a group of Cobbers gathered to perform dances and put on a show. Apart from sparking some entertainment and fun in the midst of finals and deadlines approaching, the core mission and accomplishments of the organizers of this event went much further, especiallyContinue Reading
Panel teaches sex education and positivity
Concordia College and Minnesota State University Moorhead hosted a collaborative “Sex in the Dark” panel Monday night to promote positive and inclusive conversations around sexual education. The panel, which was originally proposed to the Concordia Women’s and Gender Studies program by MSUM WGS student Jean Renslow, was hosted at MSUMContinue Reading
The mystery tale of the Easter Bunny
As the marker of mid-spring approaches, many are awaiting Easter break. Where children await the presence of the Easter bunny and colorful eggs filled with candy some may wonder where this joyful holiday originates from, It is a Christian belief that Easter marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ while alsoContinue Reading
Opinion: State of the Union avoids presidential shortcomings
It is hard for a sitting President to hide the failures in his tenure, however, President Biden seemed to have succeeded in this State of the Union, or at least what he, the Democrats and the sycophantic mainstream media thought. For a moment, it almost seemed like Putin actually savedContinue Reading