MOORHEAD – The Student Government Association (SGA) Senate meeting on Thursday, Nov. 2, centered around the ongoing Israel/Palestine conflict and what actions SGA should take in the future to respond to world events that impact Concordia students. During the previous SGA meeting, a subcommittee was created with the idea thatContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Student Government Association (SGA) held their bi-weekly Senate meeting on Oct. 5, which included a presentation on Title IX and Student Conduct, the passing of new rules and procedures and the affirmation of SGA’s goals for the school year. The meeting, which was led by SGA Chief ofContinue Reading
MOORHEAD – On Tuesday, Sept 26, the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted their elections for two first year representatives. Candidates for the positions included Sumaya Abukar, George French, Rachel Huynh and Ari Williams. According to the SGA website, students interested in running must have attended the SGA interest meeting onContinue Reading
MOORHEAD – Student Government Association (SGA) held their second senate meeting of the year where they discussed goals, rules and procedures and community involvement. The meeting kicked off with a round of introductions from members and was followed by a student inquiry from senior Graycin Wanzek, who was requesting mirrorsContinue Reading
MOORHEAD – The Student Government Association, SGA, had its first Senate meeting Thursday, Sept. 7, where members came together to discuss goals for the year and how SGA can connect more with students. The meeting was kicked off with group introductions, led by Vice President Anna Kronbeck, as well asContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Student Government Association (SGA) will discuss new plans focused on interconnectedness and accountability for the school year at upcoming Senate meetings, the first of which takes place at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 7 in the Integrated Science Center. Concordia’s 2023-2024 school year is officially underway, and as everyoneContinue Reading
For over six months, political analysts all over across the political spectrum had predicted a Red Wave, but on the evening of November 8, most predictions were defied: The GOP is projected to win the House holding a razor-thin advantage over the Democratic Party, which on the eyes of many RepublicansContinue Reading
Concordia College students have very mixed feelings about the annual Faith, Reason, and World Affairs Symposium. Some students enjoy getting to listen to all of the different events hosted the day of, while others are frustrated by the obligation to attend due to various assignments from professors. This year alsoContinue Reading
Cobbers, welcome to election season! Many of us are voting for just the first or second time, which is exciting. If you have questions on how to register to vote from your dorm address here at Concordia, head to the Minnesota Secretary of State’s website. Vote early or request yourContinue Reading
Throughout 2021, Afghanistan has been a priority for the Biden administration, especially after 13 U.S. service members were killed on Aug. 26. While many people expected a calm yet active response from the Biden administration, we got something much worse. On Aug. 29, the U.S. launched a drone strike onContinue Reading