Obstacles and barriers on campus most don’t notice, but are challenges for others
Category: Featured
Water privatization in India
The Concordian sits down with scholar-in-residence David Selvaraj to discuss the
implications of water privatization, and what Concordia students can do to help
Howe honored as Coach of the Year
When Christopher Howe took over as the Concordia Men’s Hockey coach, he inherited a struggling program.
Rough and tumble: Sociology prof and derby girl Natalie Peluso
Natalie Peluso is a vegan Derby Girl with tattoos and piercings.
Board of Regents names Craft president-elect
The Concordia College Board of Regents has unanimously approved Dr. William J. Craft as the 11th president of Concordia College. The vote came today, about a week after the Presidential Search Committee recommended Craft for the position. Craft is expected to begin his official duties July 11, and will visit campus as official president-elect March…
Back where she belongs
The quiet, polite demeanor of junior Andrea Rognlien covers up her difficult past. Simply looking at or talking to the stand-out Concordia tennis player would not reveal that she is barely a year removed from a life-threatening medical situation.
Concordia announces new branding plan
The Office of Communications and Marketing is undergoing a new branding project for the college.
College hosts first ‘Cobber Celebration’
Event intended to help accepted students with their college decision process
Staying connected during disaster
Cobber communicates with Japanese girlfriend during earthquake, tsunami
Black Student Union formed
The Black Student Union, a group three months in the making, was started by sophomore Robin Wisner because he believes it is something that was missing on Concordia’s campus. “There are similar organizations across the nation,” Wisner said. “It’s time for Concordia to catch up.” An interest meeting was held Jan. 30, and the group…