It is not an unusual sight at Concordia to see a large, angry-looking corncob walking around campus or running up and down the sidelines at athletic events.
It's hard not to take out your phone and start snapping pictures while walking around Concordia's campus – it's just so beautiful!
“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.
Winds are blowing, leaves are turning green, and birds are chirping beyond the walls of Concordia College. To some Cobbers, these signs of spring mean that Cornstock and graduation are fast approaching. To many, they call to mind a less exciting occasion: finals week.
In my experience, packing for college was not quite as fun as I had imagined. The first half hour might be fun, but then the excitement wears off and the panic sets in.
Moving away from the familiarity of your own home and into your new residence hall does not have to be scary, ugly or uncomfortable. In fact, it can be empowering to have a space to call your own.
It’s almost here! The day students look forward to for months, the day most parents dread, the day when everything changes: College move-in day
When packing up your backpack, it’s easy to remember the basics: notebook, pencils, textbooks, etc. But there are some essential items you won’t realize you need until the time comes when you need them.
Moving to college was an exciting and liberating experience.
Bags and boxes litter the floor. Doors are propped open as parents and siblings haul your belongings into your new home.