Spring break is a fan favorite for most college students and professors. The students are excited for spring break because it provides a change of pace from the stress of midterms, and the hot question is “Where are you going?” Students might be traveling with their new best friends, spendingContinue Reading
On Tuesday, February 25, junior Sophie Newcomb and sophomore Quinn Wrigley clinched the race for SGA president and vice president, respectively, for the 2020-2021 academic year. Freshman Ian Scheele was elected as next year’s sophomore class representative, while sophomores Georgia Wachtler and Uyanga (Soka) Naranbaatar were chosen to represent theContinue Reading
On Saturday, Feb. 15 and Sunday, Feb. 16, the Concordia speech team went head to head with speech teams from around the state on their home turf at the 2020 Minnesota Collegiate Forensics Association (MCFA) State Tournament. Concordia, the host team and the reigning state champions took first at theContinue Reading
Concordia’s Student Government Association (SGA) is “bringing sexy back” by setting up a week of activities focused on creating conversations about sex and body positivity, in the hopes of helping students feel more comfortable engaging in conversations on these topics. The week will consist of a movie night, a speaker,Continue Reading
Throughout every school year, the Student Engagement Office and SGA receive and approve applications for new student organizations. This year, the Asian Student Organization was one of those new organizations. The Asian Student Organization (ASO) was started by students Eh Lar, Vshin Yang and Nick Bui in an attempt toContinue Reading
Want to know what the Student Government Association (SGA) has been doing all year? You can find out more by attending the State of the Students. According to the Concordia College SGA Constitution, “The mission of Concordia College Student Government Association is to develop strong, viable relations and a strongContinue Reading
Concordia College is proud to announce the appointment of Dr. Michael Culloton ’98, Associate Professor of Music, as the new Director of Choral Activities at Concordia. Culloton will hold the Paul J. and Eleanor Christiansen Endowed Chair of Choral Music, direct The Concordia Choir, and serve as the Artistic DirectorContinue Reading
Most students at Concordia have never had to face the challenges of the process of immigrating to the United States. The Diversity Equity Inclusion Commission (DEIC) is hoping to change that. On February 12, DEIC is hosting an Immigration Simulation with hopes of creating a way for Concordia students toContinue Reading
Every year, Concordia’s Taste Not Waste campaign makes progress toward its goal of reducing food waste in Concordia’s Anderson Commons. But with the arrival of around 500 freshmen each fall, progress is set back by as much as 10%. This year, for the first time in the movement’s history, progressContinue Reading
Students and Alumni Linked Together (SALT) brings students and alumni together to help students prepare for their future careers. For the last four years, SALT has hosted the Careers Connecting Cobbers event, which gives students an opportunity to learn about what life is like after Concordia and receive information aboutContinue Reading