MOORHEAD — Concordia’s sole Greek life organization — the sorority Lambda Delta Sigma, LDS — gained 8 new members following its initiation ceremony. This followed what’s known as “rush week”, where interested potential members must accomplish various wacky activities in order to be sworn in. This is par forContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — International students make up a small but crucial part of Concordia’s undergraduate population. Over the last two years, the percentage of international first year students in the fall cohort has dropped from an all time high of 9% in 2021 down to only 3% this year. International students areContinue Reading
MOORHEAD – Tired of scouring Concordia’s website just to find the day’s lunch menu? Well, the Office of Student Engagement has just the solution for you! This year the Office of Student Engagement has launched a new platform for students, Cobber Connect, which serves as an easy-to-use student life platformContinue Reading
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
A flood of Concordia students fill the Centrum, prepared to show off their best looks and enjoy the performances planned for the evening. On Mar. 12, the International Student Organization held the ISO Gala for the first time ever. The room has been decorated with all the glitz and glamorContinue Reading
Imagine being all curled up in a cozy blanket, fuzzy socks and a soft sweater. Spring showers have begun and May flowers will be soon on their way. It is still cold outside but the sun shining through the windows creates a feeling of peace and comfort. The only thingContinue Reading
After 16 years of a successful partnership, the National Book Awards on Campus program will have its final reading at the spring 2022 ceremony. The President’s Office announced in an email sent to students on Oct. 21 that the current author residency program through the National Book Foundation will endContinue Reading
Not too far away from Concordia College, Moorhead natives Linka Wintersteen and Annika Pratt have always dreamt about studying abroad. This love for studying away was first sparked when Wintersteen attended the Concordia Language Villages for 11 years and when Pratt took a Spanish class in Concordia’s campus during herContinue Reading
This fall, Concordia welcomed 597 new Cobbers, which is the largest freshman class since 2013. Concordia’s reputation for having prestigious academic programs, rich history, a strong sense of community and a beautiful campus are only a few of the reasons why nearly 600 freshmen hailing from far and wide decidedContinue Reading
As part of Concordia’s latest step toward sustainability, offices across campus are going green. The Green Office Program was implemented this fall under the guidance of Sustainability Coordinator Samantha Westrate. Funds for the program come from a private grant recently received by the college, part of which called for aContinue Reading