Colum McCann, author of the summer book read, “Zoli,” opened the 2011 Symposium by calling on Concordia students to tell the stories that might get us in trouble. “In today’s world, books die more rapidly than fireflies,” McCann said Tuesday night during the plenary session. His novel, “Zoli,” sheds light on Gypsy culture that…
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Part Two in our sex series
[Editor’s note: This is a continuation of last week’s “Let’s talk about sex” article. Part 1 addressed Concordia’s approach sexual safety accessibility compared to area colleges.] The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America issued a sexuality statement in August 2009 about what the church believes is right. Under the commitment and sexuality section, it states…
Ultimate frisbee hits the road
While other Concordia College students fretted over schoolwork, the Ultimate Frisbee club took a road trip last weekend to Omaha, Neb., for a tournament put on by the University of Nebraska—Omaha.
A look at the history (and future) of the music major senior prank
No one knows exactly how long the music major senior prank in Hvidsten has been going on.
Band postpones Japan
Senior Nikoli Falenschek has been looking forward to an international experience for his entire student career at Concordia.
Health Center Administrator Kathy Benson feels support of campus community during recovery
‘Concordia through and through’
Dugger and Clark sworn in as SGA Pres/VP
Student Government Association President Tyler Dugger said he and Vice President Greg Clark are off to a smooth start with their official duties.
Freshman is head dancer at Powwow
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.
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,…