MOORHEAD – As students’ worries about classes and packed schedules begin to die down, a new concern has arisen: bike theft. Six bikes have been stolen from Concordia students since Aug. 1 according to Concordia’s head of Public Safety, Bill MacDonald. Prevention of these thefts has become a primary concernContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Welcome to Episode 1 of The Concordian’s brand new podcast, the CordCast! In this episode first year students Noah Bloch and Ephriam Cooper lay out their vision for the podcast. The pair attempt to play the newlywed game, letting listeners get to know the hosts. In addition, Noah unveils hisContinue 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
FARGO – “Get behind the bike line!” A Fargo policeman stated as he walked down the bike trails near the Moorhead river. Reporters and photographers who were closer to the riverside were instructed to get back to a safer distance from the Lashkowitz High Rise demolition site. Groups of peopleContinue 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 — One of the many benefits of Concordia is that the campus is open to students, faculty and the general public. Individuals may enter and leave the grounds as they wish. However, this freedom can sometimes result in unwanted interactions between Fargo-Moorhead community members and the Concordia community, asContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — A picture says a thousand words. Most people have heard this phrase before, but this message is particularly relevant in this day and age. With smartphones and technology widely available, people have the capacity to take photos at any time, and of anything. Technology has changed the wayContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — A new photography and film exhibition by Jonathan Johnson titled Mixtape: Landscape opened in the Cyrus M. Running Gallery on Concordia’s Campus on Tuesday, Aug. 29. Johnson is an associate professor at Otterbein University in Ohio, who uses photography and film to express ideas surrounding place, identity andContinue Reading
MOORHEAD – The Lorentzsen Center for faith and work hosted a panel to discuss housing in the Fargo-Moorhead area on Wednesday, Aug. 30. The panel was part of an event series hosted by Dr. Michael Chan, executive director for faith and learning. The panel featured executive director of the JeremiahContinue Reading
As the Midwest shifts away from winter and into the later stages of March, there is more that Concordia students can be expecting besides warmer weather and potential floods – potholes. Throughout the winter season, teams of snowplow drivers worked continuously to clear the roads and parking lots of iceContinue Reading