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Band tour beneficial to Cobbers and high schoolers alike
“It’s band time!” Each week members of the Concordia Band hear their director Dr. Peter Haberman shout this phrase before rehearsal. But during the week of Feb. 2-6, there was […]
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Symposiums to focus on China, Middle East
Concordia will bounce around the globe in future symposiums. The Concordia community will learn how our region plays a significant role with the rest of the world in the upcoming […]
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Cant won’t stop at Concordia
Offutt School of Business Dean moving to job at bigger school next year Six and a half years ago, Concordia hoped to elevate its business program while keeping it steeped […]
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Faculty starts grassroots organization to combat sexual violence
A grassroots organization has sprung up on Concordia’s campus that welcomes faculty and staff who share a desire for a community free of sexual violence. The group, founded by faculty […]
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Concordia encourages vaccination
Paying a fee to get pricked by a needle might not be on the top of many people’s lists of things to do, but maybe it should be. With the […]
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Cornstock 2015
What does it take? Two years ago, a large crowd of students gathered in the atrium awaiting an announcement. Campus Entertainment Commission members stood above the students and unfurled a […]
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Changes in music education curriculum
Music education majors will experience a curriculum change next year when the Choral Literature course will change into Teaching Choral Music. Dr. Julie Hagen, assistant professor and coordinator of Music […]
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Bringing it home
Cobber grad to host National Book Awards at Concordia A Concordia College alumnus and National Public Radio host will emcee the 2014 National Book Awards taking place on campus March […]
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Body Talk
Philosophy Colloquium addresses body image woes Students leaned forward in their desks, faces scrunched in deep thought. Professors scratched their head, then scribbled a note down as Dr. Michelle Lelwica, […]