Everyone loves free stuff, right? Located on the ground floor of Park Region Hall on the north side of campus, the Free Store officially reopened on Oct. 1, giving students access to a variety of items donated by other students, faculty and alumni. Before COVID-19, the Free Store was openContinue Reading
As the economy is living through what is hopefully the last bits of COVID-19, the Federal Reserves, the country’s main monetary institution, has taken the first step towards normalcy. For years, the Fed had been buying bonds and other securities from different level banks as a method of quantitative easingContinue Reading
Rachel Bergeson knew that taking the athletic director job would mean either she or her husband would have to sacrifice something. Her husband would have to give up coaching to help with childcare. Bergeson could have potentially lost her impressive career ahead of her. Late one evening, Bergeson and herContinue Reading
Growing up through adversity as a child can be disorienting and scary, but witnessing the same adversity as an adult is even more difficult, especially being isolated from those impacted the most. Robert Lestrick, a Concordia from New Orleans, Louisiana shares the mental anxiety he went through as someone fromContinue Reading
Nov. 28 marks the last day of the local farmers market, hosted by the City of Moorhead. Every Tuesday from June 1 to September 28 the City of Moorhead allows vendors to sell produce and other homemade products. This seasonal event is held in the Moorhead Ace Hardware parking lot.Continue Reading
The Biden administration is sending out Haitian immigrants by the thousands, continuing the trend of his predecessor. People are hiding under bridges in Texas trying to hide from the blazing sun. They have traveled hundreds of miles to seek refuge at the “beacon on the hill.” The overwhelm of HaitianContinue Reading
Title IX, enacted almost 40 years ago, is still something Concordia is trying to explain to students about what its purpose is on campus. In an email sent out to Concordia students on Sept. 23, the Concordia Title IX administration attempted to clarify to a confused student body what exactlyContinue Reading
“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
Hundreds of people gather at the Scheels Arena in Fargo but this time, it isn’t for a Fargo Force game. The gathering is for the 16th annual Out of the Darkness Walk. It is a fundraising event that brings awareness to suicide and suicide prevention. Registration is free and ifContinue Reading
As the medical field continues to be championed for their aid through the pandemic, Concordia unveils a plan to enhance their nursing program. Students will have access to a newly renovated building in coming years, President William Craft announced at a press conference on June 10. Although delayed because ofContinue Reading