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Speaking for Civil Rights
“We are one people. We are one family. We all live in the same house. The American house. The world house,” Rep. John Lewis said to the Concordia community and area high school students.
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Together We Rise
This year’s Homecoming Banquet not only left alumni with warm feelings of Cobber pride and nostalgia, but with a challenge. A call to RISE.
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From Teaching to Policy Advising
Levi Bachmeier '14 believes that all students deserve a quality education.
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On Set With Rich Sommer
You may recognize him as Harry Crane from his recurring role on AMC's "Mad Men," but Cobbers also know him as Rich Sommer, a theatre art major from the Class of 2000 and a 2014 Sent Forth Award recipient.
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Code for the Home
As an iOS engineer at Nest Labs in Palo Alto, Calif., Nathan Nesiba ’13 regularly uses his liberal arts background to make the home an even more comfortable place.
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Working for Common Good
From traveling the world to working in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Megan John '13 has had a variety of learning experiences to help develop her passions.
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Top 5 Ways to Stay Connected to Concordia College
As a recent grad of Concordia (if you can still count 2014 as recent), I remember how scary it was to leave this place and worry about how I could keep these friends without having Maize fries to bond over. But, as someone who has been done for two years now, I can safely say that keeping connected to my Cobber family isn’t as hard as it seemed.
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The Clothes Make the Girl
Kiersten Ronning ’01 has always enjoyed clothing, but she never envisioned where it would take her – behind the scenes of film and television to her current role as head costume designer for the TV show “Supergirl.”
5 Things I Didn't Know About Eating Disorders
Dr. Stephen A. Wonderlich, a 1978 Concordia graduate, spoke at the inaugural Nornes Lectureship in Neuroscience to address the link between emotions and bulimia nervosa.
