Concordia College celebrated the legacy of President William Craft and Anne Craft Thursday evening as they approach retirement at the end of the year. The Crafts were recognized in a ceremony in the Centrum that saw faculty, students, and the surrounding community fill seats in order to thank the pairContinue Reading
Every semester, college students face the same horror: textbook shopping. Some students spend hundreds of dollars on books alone. Concordia College is taking steps to combat that. Next fall, Concordia is launching the Achieve Program. This program allows Concordia students to get all of their course materials for a flatContinue Reading
On April 1, 2023, David Eyler hosted his last Percussion Day at Concordia College. This 31-year annual event hosts prospective students from local high schools, current students, and a vast array of alumni all coming together to support percussion day activities and Eyler’s last year at Concordia College before retirement.Continue 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
For years, movies have successfully transported their audiences to various different dimensions and universes. There are stories to explore, characters to meet and root for, and people to connect with that share a similar passion for cinematic storytelling. From the dark tones of “A Dire Strait” (directed by Liang-Chun Lin)Continue Reading
Concordia College kicked off its first ever author-in-residence program with a panel discussion featuring science writers Ed Yong and Suzanne Simard. Yong, a Pulitzer Prize winning writer for The Atlantic, appeared on the panel to speak about his book An Immense World. Yong’s work explores the different senses animals experienceContinue Reading
Ramadan Kareem, a whole month of not eating or drinking from dawn to dusk and one of Islam’s holiest months, is coming to Concordia College on March 22nd. Muslims all over the world avoid drinking water, eating, arguing, getting angry, losing patience, and many other moral and behavioral condemnationsContinue Reading
In 2019, a group of students hosted a protest advocating for changes to the curriculum. Concordia faculty and staff has been working to meet the needs suggested by students and will be implementing these changes in Fall 2023. These changes will affect all future students of Concordia and will affectContinue Reading
Traveling to a country outside of the United States can sound like a dream come true to any college student; however, there’s often a large workload and responsibility that comes with postsecondary education. College administrators and professors are constantly looking for ways to make education for their students more fruitfulContinue Reading
The 2022-2023 season has been a hit for the Cobber Women’s Basketball team, and they are not finished yet. Putting up a winning record of 22 wins and 4 losses, they are looking forward to these next couple weeks, playing for the MIAC Championship and from there playing in theContinue Reading