CONCORDIA COLLEGE
COBBERS ON THE BRAIN Capstone Culmination
As I look back on my capstone in chemistry experience, I am glad that I was able to take part in this class. Capstone courses are meant to tie several disciplines together while encouraging engagement...
Posted on 12/14/12 at 11:23 AM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II mama mondays: advent events: lavish or luminous?
Snippet of mural backdrop for 2011 Concordia College Christmas Concert This weekend I received a beautiful Advent surprise when my dear mother-in-law -- the woman with whom I share the gift ...
Posted on 12/5/11 at 1:00 AM
VIDEO: Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates to speak at Concordia 
Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates will speak at Concordia College in April, President William Craft announced Wednesday.
By Ryan Johnson , February 27, 2013
Marcils donate $1 million to Concordia's Offutt School of Business
Concordia College in Moorhead announced this past weekend that William Marcil and Jane Black Marcil have given $1 million to the Lutheran private school’s Offutt School of Business.
By Herald Staff Report , May 14, 2012
ODD COUPLE: Political pundits speak in Moorhead
James Carville and Mary Matalin talked politics Monday night at Concordia College.
The couple on opposite sides of the political spectrum – Carville is a Democrat and Matalin is a Republican – talked to an overflow crowd of at least 1,000 about issues facing the country today.
By Amy Dalrymple , October 31, 2011
Ex-Secret Service agent, in Moorhead, talks about day JFK assassinated
A North Dakota link to a dark day in U.S. history shared his experiences Wednesday at Concordia College.
By Amy Dalrymple , October 13, 2011
Offutt ‘humbled, honored’ by Rough Rider Award, N.D.'s highest honor
Agribusiness magnate Ron D. Offutt is the latest recipient of the North Dakota’s highest honor.
By Heidi Shaffer , September 16, 2011
COLLEGE BASEBALL: Concordia's Kemp is an international slugger
Play baseball. See the world. That’s been life in recent years for Matt Kemp. The former Cavalier High School standout went to Concordia College in Moorhead planning to study pre-law. But a career in the judicial courts has been sidetracked by a global-trekking life revolving around baseball fields.
By Greg DeVillers , September 03, 2011
AROUND THE REGION: Man sentenced for texting girls ... Man sentenced for escaping ... Colleges join for vaccinology minor ... more
A Dickinson, N.D., man who admitted sending sexual text messages to girls while working as an elementary school custodian last year will not see jail time if he successfully completes five years of probation.
By Associated Press , July 15, 2011
Concordia students investigate smelly tapwater in Moorhead
Concordia College students are trying to find out what the stink is all about. Two chemistry students are doing a summer research project on what causes Moorhead tap water to occasionally have a different odor and taste in the spring.
By Ryan Johnson/ Amy Dalrymple , July 03, 2011
STRANGE VEGGIE TALE: Concordia's 'Kernel' is general among collegiate strange mascots
Cobb Makes ‘The 10 Strangest College Mascots' listThe latest award for Concordia College mascot Kernel Cobb by Her Campus and the Huffington Post comes as no surprise; he's been named to “The 10 Strangest College Mascots.”
By atconcordia.areavoices.com , May 24, 2011
Concordia board names Craft as school's 11th president
The next president of Concordia College will be William Craft. The college's Board of Regents voted unanimously today to appoint him as the 11th president in Concordia's 120-year history.
By The Forum , March 21, 2011
UPDATED: Concordia raises $37 million toward School of Business
MOORHEAD – Concordia College announced today it has raised $37 million toward a $50 million School of Business campaign.
By Amy Dalrymple , September 23, 2010
Fergus Falls dog-slashing case draws regional, world attention
The criminal case involving a dog left for dead near Fergus Falls, Minn. is drawing a lot of attention, including a petition signed by people from the region and around the world.
By Amy Dalrymple , July 24, 2010
Forman, N.D. store has sold groceries to residents for 125 years
Shoppers at Dyste’s Food Pride in Forman, N.D., don’t need to carry out their groceries. They don’t drive up to have them placed in their car, and they don’t wheel them out in a cart. Dyste’s employees do it for them, just like they have for the past 125 years.
By Emily Hartley , July 12, 2010
Concordia says safety top priority after report of assault
Officials from Concordia Language Villages are assuring families that safety is their No. 1 concern after a student of a separate language camp reported being sexually assaulted.
By Amy Dalrymple , July 08, 2010
Dovre, former Concordia College president, named interim as school searches for new leader
UPDATED 11:41 A.M.Former Concordia College president Paul Dovre will serve as interim president as the college searches for a permanent replacement for President Pam Jolicoeur, who died June 9 after suffering a stroke at her on-campus home.
By Amy Dalrymple , June 30, 2010
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