4 Min Read
Exploring Power
Concordia’s Summer Book Read, “The Power,” is set in a world that we easily recognize with one compelling change – the sudden appearance of a new physical power that only women have.
5 Min Read
Putting Stock in Values
From business strategy to promoting the arts, Brian Halverson ’06, president of Heartland Trust Co. in Fargo, leads with his values.
1 Min Read
Celebration of Student Scholarship
The annual Celebration of Student Scholarship is a daylong event honoring student research, scholarship, and creative experiences.
4 Min Read
Ready for Anything
College should not just be about coursework, but about becoming the kind of problem-solver our world needs. No matter where you choose to study, you’ll want to make sure you’re well prepared for life after graduation.
5 Min Read
Crowdsourcing Coursework
Dr. Ellen Aho and two students from her “Microbes: Friend or Foe?” class, Christine Buching ’20 and Sabina Beck ’20, discuss Concordia’s introductory science course and its place in the international search for new antibiotics.
4 Min Read
Women of the Year 2018
Each year, the YWCA Cass Clay honors exceptional women from the Fargo-Moorhead area at the Women of the Year ceremony.
6 Min Read
Traveling Theatre
With a passion for theatre, music and community, Megan Hovinen ’18 leads by empowering those around her.
6 Min Read
Heart for the Homeless
Powered by a passion for narrative medicine and the stories of those around her, Mackenzie Hedge ’18 explores the lives of the Fargo-Moorhead homeless population in a photojournalism project, embracing bachelor of arts nursing preparation.
3 Min Read
Real-World Medicine
Now in its third year, this unique program allows health professions students to job shadow Concordia alumni at Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis.
4 Min Read
Making Waves in Neuroscience
“When I found out that Concordia had a neuroscience major, something inside of me clicked and I knew this was the area of study that I wanted to pursue for my college career.” – Sara Whiteman ’18