Disclaimer: I’m not saying you’re a bad person if you got a Cobber ring. I promise, I’m not. “Why don’t you have a Cobber ring?”…
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During my time as a Cobber, I have allowed most changes made to furniture arrangements and eating implements in Anderson Commons to pass me by…
Over the past few weeks, I heard a few people mention that The Concordian should become digital, much like SGA’s choice to let all students…
Our chief editor muses on why students choose to be cobbers Why do people even go here? I have asked myself that question many times.…
As the year winds down and we say our teary goodbyes, we can’t help but look at the stacks of archived issues here in The…
A staffer in Concordia’s admissions office, who was intentionally not named by the office, methodically went through and confiscated all copies of The Concordian in…
College towns may prove one of the most challenging environments in which to run a business. Between the constantly changing taste preferences and ever-amorphous fads…
The United States has now gone a full week with a government shutdown in place. Federal offices are not functioning, government employees have been sent…
The new Concordia Facebook phenomenon, Cobber Mingle, allows students to make anonymous posts about their romantic — and apparently even sexual — interests, hopes, dreams,…
Last week during layout, The Concordian staff discussed an argument between one of the editors and another student about the criticisms of modern day media.…