MOORHEAD – The Cobber cross country men’s and women’s teams kicked off their season with the eighth annual Dragon Twilight Invitational on Friday, Sept. 8. Twilight meets are unique because the runners race as the sun sets instead of in the afternoon. The women’s team started the meet with theContinue Reading
MOORHEAD – The annual “Root Beer Kegger” event hosted by Cru helped to build community for new members featuring a bonfire, music and games in addition to the previously mentioned root beer. Cru, formerly known as the Campus Crusade for Christ, is a nonprofit, interdenominational Christian organization that has chaptersContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — On Friday, Sept. 8, there was a drastic improvement to the look of Cobbers’ dorm rooms. Why? It’s because of the back-to-school event: the poster sale. Every year, the Office of Student Engagement, the Student Government Association and the College Poster Sale Company—who put on similar events atContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Although Concordia College is known for its history and excellence in musical extracurriculars, Cobber athletics are on the rise of interest for this coming fall, especially Cobber Football. There is a long-standing history of support for Cobber Football. In 2005, Jake Christiansen Stadium held 24,550 total fans, anContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — This fall marks the first semester of Concordia College’s Achieve program, an equitable access program for students to receive their ISBN-required course materials for a flat-rate fee. “All students that take part in the program pay the exact same flat rate fee per semester, regardless ofContinue Reading
On September 1, at 9:17 pm, the Concordia football team scored a touchdown, ending the first game of the year with a total of 14-12 and starting the Cobbers off with a win. Junior Dawson Shaeffer, who scored a touchdown, explains how it happened. “Marshall King made a niceContinue Reading
It was 1935, and the Winnipeg ‘Pegs had just won the Grey Cup. “Bob Fritz for Mayor! Bob Fritz for Mayor!” chanted the people of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Led by head coach, quarterback, running back and Concordia College alumni Robert “Bob” Fritz, they were the first Western Conference team to winContinue Reading
When senior Cobber cross country runner Munir Isahak saw the finish line, he looked behind him to see if there was anyone close, but no one was there. With a time of 24:50.2, Isahak won the MIAC Championship Meet on Oct. 30 at St. Olaf, the first Cobber to accomplishContinue Reading
Seeing runners go by at 7 a.m. might spark a few questions. Mainly: why and how? Well, Maddie Van Beek explains how she used running to deal with the rest of problems: “As a bookworm in seventh grade, I had a hard time navigating sports and people, so I startedContinue Reading
The Concordia football team was on the wrong side of a 0-49 final at the hands of a strong St. John’s team on Saturday. Johnny shot caller Aaron Syverson ended his day at halftime with a line of 20-24, 289 yards and 4 touchdowns, along with a 2-yard rushing score.Continue Reading