During the month of April, the Career Center at Concordia College is celebrating National Internship Awareness Month. The Career Center wants to emphasize the importance of completing an internship to appeal to employers after graduation. Jill Wenger, associate director of the Career Center, has been managing employer relations and aidingContinue Reading
Community. A nine letter word that, when boiled down, simply means a sense of belonging. Some find it with friends, others find it in sports—members of the Scheel Fund find it in the Finance Lab on Thursday nights from 8-9 p.m. In 2014, Steve Scheel donated $100k to start whatContinue Reading
This January 26th marked the beginning of the 2022-2023 Minnesota Newspaper Association’s Better Newspaper Contest. The Concordian has been submitting issues to the BNC for over 20 years, and 2022 was no exception. According to the Minnesota Newspaper Association’s website, the purpose of the contest is to “recognize excellence inContinue Reading
Picture a successful business founder. Most think of a white man in a three-piece suit, ruthlessly determined to succeed and who prioritizes profit over niceties. Although this is a narrative commonly seen in society, Kathryn Finney proves this to be untrue as a Black business owner and investor who advocatesContinue Reading
The Concordia College Theatre department is gearing up for its opening performances of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” The show’s opening night is Thursday, Nov 10 at 8 p.m., with additional shows Friday, Nov 11 at 8 p.m. and 11:55 p.m., and Saturday, Nov 12 at 8 p.m. and 11:55Continue Reading
According to CAA News Today, across the country, 18 different colleges are making major cuts to their humanities programs. With registration hanging in the air, students must be reminded to take selected humanities courses over their time at Concordia College. Concordia College remains a liberal arts college that continues toContinue Reading
Coming to the Concordia campus at the end of October is author Louise Erdrich. Her book The Night Watchman has sparked countless discussions around the Fargo-Moorhead community. Currently, it is being featured by the One Book, One Community program, which is a program that works with local libraries, the HistoricalContinue Reading
On November 8, Moorhead residents will have an important decision to make. This election day there will be a vote on a 0.5 cent local option sales tax used to fund a new Community Center/Regional Library in downtown Moorhead. The current Moorhead public library is not meeting the needs ofContinue Reading
Students all over campus are now able to sell or advertise their goods and services at a new pop-up shop in the Offutt School of Business. The Cobber Collective has launched this year to give students those opportunities for free. Anna Benson, the marketing coordinator for OSB, spearheaded this pop-upContinue Reading
The following guest column is sponsored content from the Scheel Fund. The Scheel Fund is an on-campus investing club that meets once a week in the finance lab. Each week we discuss our portfolio and noteworthy news in the United States and global economies. Our leadership team this year consistsContinue Reading