By: Madi Wimmer After a winding career path and an unexpected opportunity during the COVID-19 pandemic, Sonja Babich ’10 became the owner of the company she once dreamed of working for. In 2014, Sonja Babich ‘10 met the publisher of Minnesota Bride and immediately saw the career she wanted. A career she knew would fit her and change her…
Category: Sports
Women’s Track and Field Claims First MIAC Win Since 1999
The Cobber Girls Celebrating their MIAC Championship Win. Photo by Jim Cella
St. Johns at Concordia: A Late Cobber Comeback
The men’s basketball team revels in victory after defeating rival St. Johns MOORHEAD- a grueling back and forth between Concordia and the visiting rivals from St. Johns Wednesday left the atmosphere in Memorial auditorium several degrees hotter and the johnnies questioning their scoring ability under pressure. Last week’s tight-knit match was the second meeting this season between the Cobbers and Johnnies. The previous game back…
Student Bands Turn Concert into ICE Out Event
By: Kaylee Robinson Photo Credit to Emma Lebert Photography On January 30 at 7:30 p.m., a small downtown store in Fargo, ND called Parachigo hosted a sold-out concert with four student bands from Concordia College. The four student bandsthat performed were Last Minute Dream, Spl!t Ends, Performance Anxiety, and Lucky Crayfish. “Parachigo is an Asian, queer-owned venue where they open their space to musicians and crafters and whatnot.” Tabitha…
Basketball and Bylines: Building a Career
By Abigail Koenig Makayla Anderson, a Cobber alumnus, has used what she has learned from her time at Concordia in her current internship at a marketing agency. During her time at Concordiacollege, she served as not only one of the captain star players for the basketball team, but also the editor-in-chief of the college’s newspaper, the Concordian. On the bus ride home after a…
Books Beyond Borders: Diversification of Literature at Concordia College
By Abigail Koenig Starting in the 2026 spring semester, there is a new club titled Books Beyond Borders (BBB) formed with the aim of exposing its members to more diverse literature from across the world and inspire thoughtful conversation about current issues. The club functions as an advanced book club that will meet to not only discuss the last…
6-7 Things to Do in the Fargo Moorhead Area Over Winter Break
Staying on campus over winter break? Live in the Fargo Moorhead area and need something to do? If so, check out this list of activities and shows that will be available over break. Depending on if you can legally drink, you may need to skip #7. 1. New Years Eve Piano Bar Attend a New Year’s…
Staying on Campus for Break? Here’s What Support Looks Like
By Madi Wimmer Several Concordia students remain on campus over winter break. This year, a little over 30 students will stay for the full break, with about 70 staying for part of it. To support those students, the Center for Holistic Health, Dining Services and Residence Life have coordinated resources to ensure students have access…
Concordia continues the streak against Wisconsin River Falls
By Daniel Scullard The Concordia Cobbers didn’t take long to get ahead, with a 14-7 lead 6 minutes into the game. The lead never seemed to leave the court as the Cobbers kept it up the entire half wrapping it up with 78-64 In the first half, the only competition was the amount of time…
It’s Parents Weekend for Women’s basketball as they take on Wisconsin River Falls and Wisconsin Stout
By Daniel Scullard Pictured: Molly Musland, Courtesy of Cobber SID Last weekend the Concordia’s Cobbers Women’s Basketball team broke losing streaks and strengthened winning streaks by winning both of their games against the Wisconsin River Falls Falcons 64-57 and beating the Wisconsin Stouts Blue Devils 81-66. Starting with an early lead in the game, the Falcons went…









