A look into Concordia College’s past, reveling in the changes to the structures that have shaped the campus into what it is today.

From playing Cobber hockey to building her own brand and business during the pandemic, Brenna Mjoness ’22 spreads kindness in every area of her life.

As she transitions into her new role at Bushel, Camille Weber Grade ’04 reflects on her liberal arts education from Concordia.

If your classes are online because of COVID or you chose to sign up for a virtual course, these suggestions can help you address the challenges of online learning.

With more free time during the pandemic, Emily Graupmann ’23 put her hands to work by launching an embroidery business.

Whether she’s in the classroom or starting a new student organization, Sarah Wiger ’21 creates awareness for science and reproductive health.

With an internship at the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia, Megan Miller ’21 shares her experience participating in the Lutheran College Washington Semester program during the pandemic.

Embark on a tour of the finest pizza places the Fargo-Moorhead area has to offer.

In the midst of the pandemic, Seattle native Emmaline Savidge ’22 helped safeguard patients and clinic staff by conducting COVID-19 screenings.

If you’re a local high school student, you’re probably considering whether or not to stay in the F-M area for college. Business marketing major Justin Monroe ’21 weighs the pros and cons.