MOORHEAD – The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission (DEIC) sponsored a “Peace-Walk for Palestine” on Tuesday, Oct. 17 When the Israeli–Palestinian war broke out, DEIC heard concerns from students about how no one on campus was talking about it, said DEIC Belonging Commissioner Siam Shimul. Shimul along withContinue Reading
MOORHEAD – The Heimarck Center, home to the Sanford Heimarck School of Health Professions, has technically been open since classes began in Aug. But it wasn’t until Oct. 12 that it truly, spiritually opened, following its dedication ceremony. Roughly one hundred alumni and a few current students gathered outside theContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Local artist Anna Johnson opened a new exhibit in the Cyrus M. Running gallery on October 10, entitled “Evolution.” Johnson’s work showcases a variety of different mediums including printmaking, painting and collage. Johnson is originally from Bismarck, North Dakota and is an enrolled member of the Turtle MountainContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Concordia College has banners set up all around campus by the marking and communications department every year. This year there been noticable change in the amount of banners around campus due to theft. Josh Lysne, vice president of the communications and marketing department on campus, is involved inContinue Reading
MOORHEAD – On Oct. 5, Campus Ministry hosted its annual Coming Out Day Chapel. The event is a faith-based celebration of National Coming Out Day, a yearly observance that focuses on the appreciation of queer folks around the world. “One thing that I hope that (the Coming Out Day Chapel)Continue Reading
MOORHEAD — On Tuesday, Sept. 19, students were welcomed to an open house of the IDEA Lounge in Old Main 102. The new space on campus is dedicated to inclusion with “IDEA” standing for inclusion, diversity, equity, and access. The project was spearheaded by several student leaders of the affinityContinue Reading
MOORHEAD – Upperclassmen students may be familiar with rumors of tunnels underground connecting Olin Center and the Comstock Theater, but in reality there is a rather extensive system of tunnels located under Concordia. Although the tunnels exist, they are not used often and are not available to students. “They travelContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — The Faith, Reason and World Affairs Symposium was held on Sept. 19 and 20 and featured three plenary sessions as well as fourteen concurrent sessions addressing the importance and impact of photojournalism. Former Director of Visuals and Immersive Experiences at National Geographic and currently the CEO of CatalinaContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Members of the Cobber community may have noticed a fresh face among them at the Cobber Corn feed, welcoming students back to campus at the beginning of the year and even appearing in a couple of classes, that would be new Concordia president Colin Irvine. President Irvine wasContinue Reading
MOORHEAD — Students have the opportunity to make their college experience far more than just attending classes; On Saturday Sept. 9 from 5 to 7 p.m., around 60 clubs set up booths near and around the atrium, encouraging students walking by to join their clubs. Cobber Expo is an eventContinue Reading