“Ho, ho! Hey, hey! Climate justice! When? Today!” Students and residents of the Fargo-Moorhead community gathered at 3 p.m. on September 24 at Island Park in Fargo. They marched to Fargo City Hall to bring awareness to the ongoing climate change crisis. About 30 to 40 people showed up inContinue Reading
You are by the bell tower late at night, and you see it. You get out of class on the second floor of the Olin Art and Communications Center when it is too cold to walk outside the whole way to the Knutson Campus Center, and you walk through it. Continue Reading
In poker, a “bad beat” is when a player has cards that appear to be promising but loses nonetheless. Writer-director Paul Schrader returns to the big screen with a highly-anticipated drama featuring Oscar Isaac. One of the more popular releases premiering in theaters this year is “The Card Counter.” ThisContinue Reading
News of a new Kanye West album had been floating around the hip-hop world since March 2020. The community was in denial as West had shown to be flaky in the past, thinking specifically about his unreleased projects “Yandi,” “Love Everyone” or the alternate versions to his 2003 album “TheContinue Reading
Ludwig van Beethoven, one of the world’s most renowned composers, went deaf and kept composing. Grant Achatz, a chef at a restaurant with three Michelin stars, has no sense of smell or taste. Greg Epstein, an atheist, was elected to be Harvard University’s newest chief chaplain on Aug. 26. However,Continue Reading
Josephine Nuñez sits in anticipation as the next speaker is called. Being the fifth speaker in her informative round at the “Hell Froze Over” collegiate speech tournament, she has waited for almost 40 minutes to give her speech. When her name is called, she smiles, and confidently walks to theContinue Reading
The 93rd Academy Awards are this Sunday and along with the Superbowl and the New Year’s Eve ball drop, it’s one of my favorite television events. This year will have a different look to the ceremony, but hopefully, the most deserving filmmakers get recognized with the most prestigious American filmContinue Reading
Taste Not Waste is having a week of celebration from Monday, April 12 to Friday, April 16 after the fourth year of the program at Concordia. So, what is Taste Not Waste? The Taste Not Waste program was a commitment from Concordia campus to try to reduce food waste byContinue Reading
After two years of hard work, Associate Professor Leila Zakhirova of Concordia’s Political Science Department and her co-author Professor William R. Thompson of Indiana University are releasing their new book “Climate Change in the Middle East and North Africa: 15,000 Years of Crises, Setbacks, and Adaptation.” The book aims toContinue Reading
The pandemic that shut down the Fargo Film Festival in its 20th year won’t do the same for its 21st. The annual film festival is returning this year as a nearly two-week long virtual showcase. Read on for more on the content, the planning and the people behind this year’sContinue Reading