It is no secret that Concordia College’s campus is home to myriad study spots. Various spaces around campus are dedicated to providing students with places…
Posts published in “Opinions”
As the science center opens up, the RISE student scholarship campaign kicks off and the choir program embarks on another year of Christmas concerts,…
Would you trust an organization that asks you for monetary donations, but has a track record of not spending those donations wisely? Would you trust…
On Thursday, Nov. 9, just before midnight, pop artist Taylor Swift released her sixth album, “Reputation,” to an extremely eager fan base. I can imagine…
While scrolling through my news feed a few days ago, I saw a post about a far-right march in Poland. According to this post, roughly…
As the semester turns from orange to red on the responsibility scale, students are running instead of walking to 8 a.m. classes, outfits are seeming…
Soli Deo Gloria. To God alone goes the glory. This is the motto of the beloved school we call home. But in recent times, there…
As someone who actively engages in both theology and science, I was intrigued by Patrick Sorrells’ most recent column title. Dialogue around the value of…
Generalizations hurt everyone. Intellectually, they hurt those making the generalization since the person is not exercising their mind enough to see the nuances that exist…
Just around two weeks ago, Pat Sorrells, a Concordian opinion columnist, wrote about Concordia and how we fail to fulfill our mission statement. Throughout the…