Student Clubs and Organizations
Learn more about Concordia's 90+ student clubs and organizations and find your perfect fit.
Cobber Life
Make your Cobber experience as unique as you
Life as a Cobber is about finding your people, building meaningful friendships, and making the most of experiences beyond the classroom. At Concordia, you’ll find a community that supports you, challenges you, and helps you make the most of your college experience.
First-Year Experience
From Orientation and your First-Year Seminar to finding your people and getting connected, we'll help you make Concordia feel like home.
Find Your Community
Athletics and Recreational Sports
Whether you're in the starting line-up or the number one fan in the stands, everyone can be part of a sports team at Concordia.
Music Ensembles
Everyone is welcome to try their hand at music, with 20 major music ensembles to choose from you're sure to find the one for you.
Don't miss out! Log in to your Cobber Connect account to stay caught up on Concordia events, clubs/student organizations, and resources (like your Orientation schedule).
Read features about current students, faculty and staff, alumni, the admission process, and more on the college blog.
Explore Campus
Get to know life at Concordia through our campus and community. There is nothing like a campus visit to see if Concordia is the right place for you. Plan a visit with one of our tour guides today or continue exploring our website.
Dining Services
From Anderson Commons to the Korn Krib, we've got all your food options covered.
"If you’re looking to build one-on-one relationships with your professors and want a school with a good balance between fun and academically driven, Concordia is for you."
Quinn Wrigley '23
Cobber Life Magazine
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