It’s been said that there’s no rose without a thorn. A decorative display of 77 roses in the Knutson Center Centrum invited dozens to remember…
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For nearly every freshman, the first few weeks of college are a combination of new experiences, fear of the unknown and adjustment to a…
Colum McCann, author of the summer book read, “Zoli,” opened the 2011 Symposium by calling on Concordia students to tell the stories that might…
It’s a girl! It’s a boy! These words which may be a blessing for new parents can be a curse for a transgendered person. Sadly,…
As I sit down to write my last opinions piece for The Concordian, reality is finally sinking in. This is it. I feel a mixture…
I have a total of four piercings. That means four extra holes in my head that, according to my mother, “just should not be there.”…
The end of the school year is always a time that mixes reflection with a look ahead. For a lot of Cobbers, that future planning…
Alas, we’ve reached the end of another year. For those of us at The Concordian, that means a few different things. For one, time for…
Most people won’t remember what they were doing on Dec. 30, 2007. Cindy Larson-Casselton vividly remembers that date as the day her husband, Rusty Casselton, died.
[Editor’s note: This is a continuation of last week’s “Let’s talk about sex” article. Part 1 addressed Concordia’s approach sexual safety accessibility compared to area…