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From Concordia to Congress
Coya Knutson, a 1934 graduate of Concordia College, was the first woman from Minnesota to be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Balancing Math and Music
From numbers to notes, Jack Fiskum ’19 excels in balancing his education in mathematics with his musical talents.
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Digging Up Opportunities
Most students can’t say they’ve dug up and studied fossils for college credit, but Sam Engrav ’21 can.
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Why Stay in Fargo-Moorhead After Graduation
Upon graduation, there are countless opportunities waiting for you – including many in the Fargo-Moorhead area.
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Performing With Grace
Kaho Suda ’19 bravely left her comfort zone in Tokyo to venture out and study music at Concordia College.
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Why Spend Your Summer Break at Camp
Need to gain experience over the summer? Working at a Bible camp is a life-changing experience, grounded in faith, that prepares you in unexpected ways for your desired vocation.
Living the Eco-Life
We sat down with Mariah Norell ’19, a music and global studies double major, to learn more about what it’s like living in Concordia’s EcoHouse.
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Inside Access
Community Access Scholarship awardee Innocent Nsengiyumva ’22 is learning what it means to be a Cobber.
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Access to Opportunity
After a unique path to college, Sofia Perez '22 is jumping headfirst into the Cobber life.
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From Nutrition Counseling to Corporate Counsel
A dietetics internship launched a career that would take Katie Lee Rizzo ’95 across the country, to numerous professional fields and, finally, back to Fargo as an attorney for Sanford Health.