College is hard. Linden’s here to help. Sorry, that’s misleading. Let me be clear, Linden doesn’t know how to help, but he’s here to do…
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In 1789, the founding fathers of the United States wrote what would become the pinnacle of this country, the Bill of Rights. One of the…
New year, new mindset, same walls. Concordia as we all know and love, has the theme of old-timey religious architecture (that’s the technical term). The…
When we were told as students to become responsibly engaged in the world during our freshman year, none of us knew exactly what that meant.…
This past academic year has brought a lot of new experiences and events to our campus. These events have forced us to move out of…
On April 10, the Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) hosted a speech by Rick Santorum, the two-term Republican Senator (1995–2007) from Pennsylvania. The event was…
Since the day I started writing for The Concordian, I have taken this column seriously. I felt as though there was no discussion happening about…
Cleaning my dorm room has been at the very bottom of my to-do list lately, right behind finishing a research paper I have not even…
Education is a subject that pertains to all sorts of aspects of our lives. Education is what drove all of us to Concordia, gives us…
When I began my inquiry into joining the Catholic Church, I had no idea how many preconceived notions I had about the Church that ended…