By Abigail Koenig The application for the 2026-2027 Homecoming Committee is open until January 30. The committee plans all student and alumni facing homecoming events on campus, starting in February. While they play very involved roles, the group emphasizes how rewarding the process is, and they pride themselves on being hardworking. Eden Weinhandl, a co-event coordinator, calls being a part of the committee one of the most fulfilling things she’s done in college. “I think it’s just…
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…
Taking on the Stage: Tactus Chamber Ensemble
By Kaylee Robinson On November 30 at 4:00 p.m. Tactus, a small chamber ensemble of eight voices, took on the stage for the first time this year with their first recital. The performance was held in Christiansen Recital Hall at Concordia College. Tactus has members ranging from sophomores to seniors, and together they work with…
Anytime, Anywhere, TimelyCare: Around-the-clock support for Cobbers
By Abigail Koenig Across Concordia’s campus students have found a wellness companion within TimelyCare, an application available to all Cobbers. It can be used anywhere in the United States, 24/7, 365 days a year, free of charge. As Concordia does not have a licensed doctor or nurse on campus, TimelyCare virtually covers each dimension of…
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…
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…
Flapjacks and FAFSA Facts: Financial Aid Office Launches New Event to Support Students
By Ally Morthberg Concordia’s Financial Aid Office introduced a brand-new event this semester called FAFSA and Flapjacks. It was held on Thursday, November 13th, and was a drop-in session designed to help students complete their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and ask questions about it, all while enjoying free pancakes. The event aimed…
Concordia College’s Residence Life Welcomes Kaleen Quintero
By: Averie Nurmi Concordia College’s new Assistant Director of Residential Education, Kaleen Quintero, is settling into her first year overseeing residential curriculum, staff training and the recently revamped Eco Reps program. Her position plays an important role in how students learn, grow and connect within the residence halls at Concordia College. Residence Life has been…
Cobber Food Pantry Continues Expanding Access as Student Need Grows
By Corinne Schmidt MOORHEAD — What began as a small post-pandemic effort to support students who were struggling to afford groceries has now become a steady, high-impact resource on Concordia College’s campus. The Cobber Food Pantry, founded in 2021, continues to grow in visibility, partnerships and student usage as food insecurity remains a significant concern…