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Intercultural class helps area refugees adapt to F-M culture
Imagine walking into a grocery store in another country. You go to the canned food section, and there are pictures on the cans of green beans, dogs, and babies.
Emily Meyer
Junior Megan Thrasher, right, and senior Suzi Maanum, center, mentor a refugee family with seniors Leah Ryan and Emily Meyer (not pictured). The group started volunteering through Professor Hank Tkachuk’s Intercultural Communication class, but has cont
SGA elections a close call
It’d be hard to miss the countless posters sprinkled throughout campus declaring “Reconnect with your Connection” and “Your Voice + Our Experience = Positive Change” prior to the Student Government Elections held Feb. 16.
Hip Hop Summit defies labels
The Hip Hop Summit is a day-long, interactive event at Concordia that teaches attendees about the elements of hip hop.
Shearing for a cause
Sophomore Ted Rinell, one of the student leaders of the Concordia Haitian Relief Fund, is already tackling a new fundraising project. Rinell is in the process of organizing a St. Baldrick’s Foundation event on Concordia’s campus for next year.
Moorhead public schools prepare for delay in state funds
Go to Ellen Hopkins Elementary in Moorhead, Minn. Walk through the main doors, take a right and head down the hall. Stop at room 160, marked with a nameplate reading “Senora Rieniets.”
Rising tuition in 2010-2011
Concordia College is an institution known for quality education in everything from the sciences to music. However, every great education has a price, and Concordia’s price is increasing again.
