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LLCs foster community, artistic expression and civic engagement

3/27/2026 - 4 minute read

Concordia is home to three Living Learning Communities (LLCs) in the Upper Quads: Bella Amore, Creative Edge and Polis Plaza. With housing applications open, now is the time to get to know these communities and decide where to live next year. The Courier interviewed the three Faculty in Residence Professors of the Living Learning Communities to get to know their communities better.

Meet the newest President and Vice President of ASCUI

3/27/2026 - 2 minute read

The newest President and Vice President of ASCUI 2026-2027 delivers a message to Concordia students.

Hawaii club set to celebrate a night of aloha this Sunday

3/27/2026 - 2 minute read

Concordia’s annual Spring Luau is returning this year with a unique twist: celebrating the rich history and culture of the paniolos, or Hawaiian cowboys. Focusing on storytelling, tradition and community, this year’s event promises to be one of the most immersive yet.

Line dancing club gains traction at Concordia

3/27/2026 - 2 minute read

Joining a club can be the perfect way to get involved on campus, and God’s Country Club may very well introduce you to your new favorite hobby. Run by Cal O’Flanagan and Heidi Bishop, the club teaches line dancing and swing dancing on different nights throughout the year.

Sip-Sip-Hooray offers seasonal specials each month

Sip-Sip-Hooray brings specialty dirty soda and coffee to campus

3/27/2026 - 2 minute read

Within Orange County, it often seems as if there is a new beverage shop or small business popping up each week. Yet many Golden Eagles are deciding to not only support local coffee and beverage businesses, but ones that are student-owned and operated.

Advancing Women in Leadership hosts 7th annual luncheon

3/16/2026 - 2 minute read

On March 6, Concordia’s Advancing Women in Leadership Task Force held its 7th annual luncheon, bringing together women from a variety of campus leadership roles to share in a time of community and fellowship over a good meal. The title of the conference this year was Beyond Measure: Lessons from the Outdoors and featured a presentation by Business professor Dr. Yi Schuler on her recent experiences in mountaineering.

Get prepared with Life After College Week!

2/20/2026 - 3 minute read

The annual Life After College Week will take place on campus from March 9 to March 13. Hosted by the Center for Career & Vocation, this week will allow students to explore opportunities in graduate schools and jobs, as well as learn valuable life skills for post-graduation. Each day, the staff and student workers will host events open to all students.

Career Studio offers opportunities in College Corps and internships

2/20/2026 - 2 minute read

The Career Studio is offering some exciting opportunities for the 2026-2027 school year. College Corps applications are now open until April 1. This program pairs scholarships with volunteering and allows students to earn money to fund their education through working for a partner organization.

How to get ready for Dorm Dibs

2/20/2026 - 2 minute read

Dorm Dibs, Concordia’s annual system for choosing roommates and housing for the upcoming school year, is changing this year and the information night on March 17 at 8:30 pm in Rho Commons is here to help. The official housing application on StarRez opens March 2. There will also be an info night for Living Learning Communities on March 9 at 5:30 pm.

Sign-ups are open for Basecamp trip to San Diego

1/23/2026 - 2 minute read

Basecamp is headed to San Diego, and sign-ups are now open in CU Rec! The trip will take place over spring break, from Feb. 23 to 27. The five-day trip costs $150 to attend, and spots are limited. Registration closes, and payment is due by Feb. 23, the first day of the trip.