As I write, the joys of election cycle 2014 draw to a close. Many predict that the Republican Party will gain control of the Senate;…
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On Tuesday, October 21, the Supreme Court upheld the previously struck down Texan voter identification law. The 2011 law requires people voting to present photo…
Elections are less than a week away; get informed about the candidates and go vote. I’m sorry, it’s just that when I became a Social…
Last semester, President Craft announced that Concordia’s 2014-2015 tuition would stand at $41,484. This $1,510 increase from last year has resulted in this year’s low…
Dedicated to Jon Lipp – North Dakota State University – Business Administration Class of ‘16 I applaud Concordian Editor-in-Chief Sean Plemmons for his October 9…
This time last year, I was thousands of miles away. I’ve been reminiscing quite a bit on the finer points of my time abroad (the…
Weeks away from the midterm elections, campaigns are working overtime trying to convince voters; and republicans are trying simultaneously to pin and denounce Obama. Most…
October is a fantastic month. There’s costumes, colorful leaves, and candy; what’s not to love? But by far the best thing about this month are…
A Cobber’s photo album from the Hong Kong protests (Editor’s Note: The following article was previously published, on October 4th, under the title “Umbrella reVolution”…
In a deeply personal submitted column, a recent alumnus gives an account of his depression Concordia is a great place. It is filled with happy…