Concordia invites the public to explore the transformative power of vocation in the Sept. 23 symposium, “Passion to Purpose: How Vocation Shapes Wellness and Meaning."
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As a busy student-athlete and business major, Emery Holland ’29 has learned that even her moments of free time could be intentional.
The goal for 2026 Orientation Chair Sheerah Paintsil ’27 is for every new student to feel like they have a place at Concordia.
Chinese major Sean Martin ’25 shares how he adapts while honing his language skills in China.
Outstanding International Business Student Award recipient Cassandra Sternitzky ’26 shares how she combines her interests in Chinese and business.
Concordia invites the public to explore the transformative power of vocation in the Sept. 23 symposium, “Passion to Purpose: How Vocation Shapes Wellness and Meaning."
A first-year student participates in a Hands for Change service project
The interfaith reflection room on campus
Shelly Gompf, an assistant professor and the director of the Healthcare Leadership Program, helps students in the classroom
A group of Cobbers exploring and working in Haiti
Students can use the COBBikes Bike Share Program to ride on or off campus
Alec Sames '19 gives a tour of campus to prospective students
Neuroscience major Sara Whiteman '18 in the Integrated Science Center
Students making music at the "The Passion of Jesus Christ" rehearsal