11/11/2022 - 3 minute read
Today is Veterans Day and the country and Concordia students alike are using the day to honor and celebrate the people who bravely served our country.
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11/11/2022 - 2 minute read
On Thurs., Nov. 3, Concordia hosted the 7th annual CU Give Back, an online event that is designed to engage the community and support clubs, departments, athletics and more.
11/11/2022 - 1 minute read
On Sat., Oct. 5, Matthew “Sarge” Gencarella spoke to Concordia students about “leadership totality” to help students on their journey to and through leadership on campus.
The last CUI Bono talk of the semester took place on Tues., Nov. 8, and was hosted by Richard Lewis, the director of the Veteran Resource Center since 2021. The meeting was full of faculty and students, all equally eager to hear Lewis’ experience as a veteran and Concordia alum.
11/11/2022 - 4 minute read
Submitting to The Aerie is a great way to express yourself and become enriched with truth, goodness and beauty on your way to becoming wise, honorable and cultivated citizens. The deadline for submissions is Sun., Dec. 4.
10/28/2022 - 2 minute read
On Fri. Oct. 21, students kicked off the start of the basketball season in the CU Arena with the annual Midnight Madness event.
The Fall Family Festival, a Concordia tradition that has occurred for over a decade, returns to campus this Fri., Oct. 28. Students and families are welcomed back to campus to take part in an exciting and fun autumn weekend offering an abundance of exciting activities and a time of fellowship.
On Sat. Oct., 22 Concordia hosted the Hispanic Leadership Conference, which is an event that aims to prepare Latino high school students for college and beyond.
10/28/2022 - 3 minute read
Concordia students and faculty created quality relationships in Big Bear in an informal setting while engaging in deep conversations surrounding the concept of truth from Fri., Oct. 7 through Sun., Oct. 9.
The Courier recently caught up with Dr. Mike Hoffert, Professor of Astronomy, to learn a little more about how the heavens inspire him and his students.