The Concordia Courier

Volume 20, Issue 3

Concordia University Irvine

October 29, 2025

The Courier is a student-run, bi-weekly print and online newspaper serving Concordia University Irvine. Learn more about us.

Sports

Concordia's women's soccer team lined up as seniors are introduced prior to the game versus Azusa Pacific University

Goal-oriented Concordia soccer seniors pursue playoffs

Posted on 10/24/2025 by Lauryn Scoon

Concordia’s senior men’s and women’s soccer players reflected on the 2025 season and their final games, including Saturday’s Senior Night matchup against Azusa Pacific University, which could shape their collegiate careers and playoff prospects. 

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Tags: Soccer, women's athletics, Men's Athletics


Local/Global News

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The eyes of America's young adults are on Gaza through social media

Posted on 10/24/2025 by Colin Wheeler

Recently, on Oct.10, a cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas was struck. Both sides were told to adhere to the rules of the agreement, exchange hostages, and ensure safe travels. Although the ceasefire deal is not the end of the Gaza conflict, social media can see the ceasefire happening in real time. This conflict has received increased attention online from many people across the world. 

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Tags: World News


Arts and Entertainment

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Symphony Orchestra Tour to Arizona

Posted on 10/24/2025 by Sydney Weaver

During the weekend of Oct. 18, the Concordia Symphony Orchestra took on a tour to Arizona, where they featured works by Haydn, Hindemith, Manz and Bach in their fourth Cathedral concert. 

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Tags: Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Carr


Campus Life

The champion, Rodney Grimmers.

Flag football intramurals end at the Pepperoni Bowl

Posted on 10/24/2025 by Jordan Vander Veen

On Oct. 14 at 7 p.m., two flag football teams faced off in the intramural championship Pepperoni Bowl. Students came out to the field to cheer on their classmates while enjoying free pizza provided by Sgt. Pepperoni’s Pizza.

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Tags: intramurals, ASCUI


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