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Fargo-Moorhead Late Night Hot Spots
Heading off campus later in the evening?
9 Min Read
Mind on Medicine
A four-year starter on the Concordia women’s hockey team and a member of the Cobber track team, Chelsey Petrich '17, Elk River, Minn., lives a life busier than most college students. The pre-med biology major has found time to focus on her studies while also being involved in many on-campus and off-campus activities.
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Red Carpet Rendezvous
Steve Rohr ’92 didn’t expect to be a red carpet regular, but the Oscars publicist says his training in forensics and student leadership positions helped him get there.
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Protecting History
Jenna Collins ’16 applied both of her majors, heritage and museum studies and history, toward an internship at the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C.
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Careers Connecting Cobbers
The annual Careers Connecting Cobbers event encourages participants to share their experiences, build personal connections, hear about career options and cultivate their professional networks.
8 Min Read
Data for Good
Becoming responsibly engaged in the world (BREW) is a value that Concordia students learn to apply in various ways during their time at college.
2 Min Read
A Few of Our Favorite Things
While we can’t fully illustrate every reason why being a Cobber is so special, these are a few of the college’s time-honored traditions that stand out as hallmarks of the Concordia experience.
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Cobber Connection Lands Epic Opportunity
As a transfer student, Quinn Anderson ’16 was only on campus for two years. But Anderson made the most of his abbreviated time at Concordia by singing in the choir, competing as a student-athlete, and working as a student ambassador.
6 Min Read
Integrating Faith Into Action in the Workplace
From a very early age we are told to avoid at least two topics during any dinner table conversation: politics and religion.
From Refugee to Entrepreneur
From the beginning, Concordia has been a place for immigrants, refugees and people from all walks of life to come together in common cause for the pursuit of knowledge and the betterment of self and community.