Vol. 97, No 13: January 21, 2020:
This week in The Concordian, read about Concordia’s MLK Day programming, the eco-friendly containers in the Maize and the North Dakota Film Society’s 2020 award picks.
Pick up a copy on campus and subscribe at https://t.co/vZkQoRHfaH
Have you recently created snow art on campus, hit the ski slopes or seen some beautiful wintry scenery? The Concordian wants your pictures for our first issue of the semester, out this Thursday! DM your pictures to this account or email them to [email protected].
Got weekend plans? The Red River Market is a popular weekend destination in the F-M community. Read about how the market has remained resilient despite challenges from COVID-19. https://t.co/ByXlSZ7NXD
Vol. 96, No. 14: February 6, 2020
DEIC plans an immigration simulation, New York Voices performs, Frostival hosts a multitude of winter activities, and more! You don't want to miss this issue.
Check it out in… https://t.co/k3GZAPTW2l
Vol. 96, No. 13: January 30, 2020
The Taste Not Waste campaign makes progress, SALT connects Cobbers with alumni, a new student org offers a place for management majors, and "The Two Popes" receives a raving… https://t.co/egJI5vRrtK
Vol. 96, No. 12: January 23, 2020
Mx. Concordia creates change by switching to gender-inclusive language, a new student org pairs college students as mentors to younger children, and the film "1917" creates a… https://t.co/Cnmfqt36Ub
“Living in a media age that’s travelling at warp speed, wasting time re-watching bad shows seems like the cultural equivalent of deciding to take up chain smoking...”
Read more of Stave’s opinion article on binge watching Netflix here: https://t.co/51gdQBYEpR
“The shutdown rippled to a group often not mentioned in these statistics — federal interns with those services deemed non-essential. “
Read more about Annie’s experience studying abroad in DC during the government shutdown: https://t.co/oHVmN9TkPT
“The Concordia Orchestra gives senior music students the opportunity to audition to perform as a soloist in the Senior Honors Concert. This year, the soloists will be Lexi Brouillard, Jack Fiskum, and Isaiah Burkel.”
Full article here: https://t.co/8yXNqjSEYo
“With the start of the MIAC regular season right around the corner — the Cobbers open the regular season on Saturday at Hamline — [Coach] Rahman and company are making final preparations.”
Read more about the upcoming season here: https://t.co/RxDWUc7gXD
“The Christmas concerts have been a staple of the college since 1927, bringing joy to attendees and performers.
The concerts will be in Moorhead on Friday, Nov. 30, Saturday, Dec. 1, as well as Sunday Dec. 2.”
Read the whole article: https://t.co/a8aLjYr4yC…
Did you know that we've reduced our food waste by 28.06% since 2016? This Wednesday, Taste Not Waste will be tabling in Anderson to answer questions about reducing waste. Stop by to learn about Concordia's food waste, ways to reduce your own, and more!
As someone who has worked in a small businesses for over 6 years, I have been able to take part in many Small Business Saturdays! Go out and support your favorite small business this Thanksgiving weekend! #SmallBusinessSaturday#shoplocal
This week is Concordia's International Education Week, highlighting both our international students as well as the many study away programs offered. This photo is from a 1994 May Seminar to France, led by Dr. David Green. The students are pictured in front of Mont-Saint-Michel.