Staying open to change allows Alyssa Czernek ’25 to pursue more avenues of study and work.

With more than a decade of journalism experience, Erin Hemme Froslie ’96 shares her knowledge with students.

Student Government Association President Grace Halvorson ’25 has tailored her college experience to follow her passion for social activism.

As a third-generation Cobber, Elizabeth Naugle ’25 has found family at Concordia in her volleyball team and English education cohort.

Next spring, Olivia Slyter ’25 will graduate with two majors and three minors — all in just four years.

With plans to pursue a career as a hospital administrator, Washington native Kailey Thomas ’25 chose Concordia for its healthcare leadership program.

Tierney Jo Stewart ’24 has compiled her favorite local spots to find delicious gluten-free food to enjoy so you can eat more than lettuce.

As someone who never imagined herself attending Concordia, transfer student Kay Pederson ’24 wouldn’t change a thing about her Cobber experience.

Marketing major Madison Wagner ’24 shares her transformative experience moving from Oregon to Moorhead and opportunities as a student leader on campus.

From Kenya to Concordia to Washington, Andy Muthoni ’24 sees no boundaries in his educational and professional journey.