The 22nd Annual Powwow for the Woodlands & High Plains Cultural Journey was recently attended by over 2,000 people on Concordia College’s campus and featured Concordia’s very own freshman Aimee Smith.
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Interim President Dovre reflects on year, looks to Craft’s future with confidence
Interim President Paul Dovre will make way for William Craft, who was recently elected as the new president of the college, at the beginning of July.
The Concordian wins 12 awards
The Concordian won 12 awards for reporting and writing, including four first-place honors, in a college journalism contest sponsored by North Dakota Professional Communicators. The awards were announced at the organization’s annual convention in Grand Forks, N.D., April 8. Winners are: • Julie Guggemos, first, news writing; second, section edited by entrant. • Adam Voge,…
Concordia Band postpones tour to Japan
The aftermath of the earthquake in Japan March 27 has hit closer to home as the Concordia Band has canceled their international trip this May. Last night, band director Dr. Scott Jones informed the band that the trip will be postponed to 2012 due to United States Department of Travel restrictions placed on some of…
Let’s talk about sex
This was the second time in one day Joe Gilmore had been to the Kjos Health Center. He had walked in the first time and asked with confidence, “Can I get a condom?”
Swenson receives post-grad scholarship
Senior Erika Swenson has many accomplishments to her name, and she is about to add one more.
Students petition the stuffing of “Faith for Life” pamphlets
A petition was circulated around campus to halt the insertion of pamphlets labeled “Faith for Life,” published by the Fargo Baptist Church, into student mailboxes.
Commencement tickets in high demand for large senior class
Megan Thrasher, a graduating senior, made early plans for family to come to Concordia for the May 1 commencement ceremony.
Concordia welcomes Craft
President-Elect Dr. William Craft was formally introduced to the students and faculty of Concordia College this morning during a chapel service held in the Centrum.
Passport program would encourage studying abroad
43 percent of Concordia students travel abroad sometime during their college career, but this is a number that a group of faculty members are hoping to change.