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Engaging With Committed Students
Pre-law advisor Dr. Nick Howard shares how the interdisciplinary program prepares Concordia graduates for a professional life beyond the legal field.
Poetry Beyond the Page
As the recipient of the 2025 English summer research fellowship, a choir project gave Jordon Perkins ’27 the idea for his research on documentary poetry.
Mission-Driven Healthcare Leadership
After Concordia, Ellia Dalzell ’23 was accepted into one of the nation’s top-ranking healthcare administration graduate programs.
Making the First Days Count
Moving to a new place can be overwhelming. As Orientation Chair, Montana native Ahna Novasio ’26 helps make that transition smoother for new Cobbers.
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Local author to speak on AI at lunch event; community welcome
Local author, software engineer, and technology leader Todd Lefor will speak on “Why Imagination Wins in the Age of AI” March 25 at Concordia.
Stories of Cobber Life
5 Signs Concordia is for You
Here are five indicators to support your decision to consider being a Cobber.
Doing Digital Humanities
When was the last time you reached for your encyclopedia? For most of us, it has been a while. Maybe decades. Today’s college students may have never cracked one open. Or even used a card catalog in the library.
Scholarships for Serving Others
Becoming Responsibly Engaged in the World is something many Cobbers do on a daily basis. This is especially true for the Concordia students who were recipients of this year's Swendseid Service Scholars Award.
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Cobbers studying at a picnic table on campus
Shelby Johnson '21 gave her dorm room a homey feel
A group of Cobbers enjoying a bite to eat in the Fargo-Moorhead area
Nathaniel Kahlbaugh '19 focusing on his golf swing
Neuroscience major Sara Whiteman '18 in the Integrated Science Center
Cobbers having a conversation in downtown Fargo
Katriana Mehlhaff '20 in her room in Livedalen Hall
President of Heartland Trust Co. Brian Halverson '06 in a business meeting