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
What started as a shelf of snacks and nonperishables quickly expanded into a room full of food that now feeds 220 Concordia students a year. In May 2020, the Office of Student Engagement created the Cobber Food Pantry to provide a welcoming, judge-free, and easy-to-access resource for students who struggleContinue Reading
On Friday Oct 10 an email was sent to all Concordia students, faculty, and staff, informing the community about an act of vandalism that had taken place the night before. The email said that unauthorized stickers had been placed around Concordia’s campus with clear ties to white supremacy, hate, andContinue Reading
In the most populated building on campus, the Knutson Campus Center, students of all kinds go to hang out, eat, study and attend events held in the building. A staple on Concordia Campus, it is simply missing something that could really mean a lot for students who identify as non-binary.Continue Reading
On November 8, Moorhead residents will have an important decision to make. This election day there will be a vote on a 0.5 cent local option sales tax used to fund a new Community Center/Regional Library in downtown Moorhead. The current Moorhead public library is not meeting the needs ofContinue Reading
In classroom 114 of Grant Hall, 35 people gathered for a panel discussion about litigation. Even though half of the members were political science majors, plenty of them were not, which led to an interesting segway into what it takes to not only be in law school but to thriveContinue Reading
As the school year enters September, the Red River Market season is nearing a close. The Red River Market is not simply a farmer’s market, but a summertime street fair advertised as a place for community in the greater Fargo-Moorhead area. Intersected between Broadway and Second Avenue North, operation ofContinue Reading
Concordia College and Minnesota State University Moorhead hosted a collaborative “Sex in the Dark” panel Monday night to promote positive and inclusive conversations around sexual education. The panel, which was originally proposed to the Concordia Women’s and Gender Studies program by MSUM WGS student Jean Renslow, was hosted at MSUMContinue Reading
After two years of online-only streaming, the Fargo Film Festival is back in the Fargo Theatre. This March, the 22nd Fargo Film Festival will be in person after two years of virtual screenings and events. The celebration of independent film begins March 15 and will conclude March 19. FFF22 isContinue Reading