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Posted on 7/6/2018 - 4 minute read
Spending his summers on dairy farms and horse ranches, Noah envisioned a career as a large animal veterinarian. However, on his first day at Concordia, his plans changed. He credits the Marine Lab for igniting his passion for marine biology and directing him towards an unexpected and exciting career path.
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By Magazine Editorial Team Posted on 7/1/2018 - 4 minute read
Scott Esswein ’15 and Ariana Sadeghipour ’17 not only met at CUI, butboth served as ASCUI president during their time as students. Thisyear they are getting married to make the political—er, personalpartnership permanent.
Posted on 9/8/2017 - 1 minute read
The Medieval Church taught that Christians could gain a future reward from God by their own merit. Ordinary lay people could obtain very few merits because they engaged mostly in non-spiritual activities such as raising food or making clothes. Clergy, monks, and nuns, however, gained more merits by reciting the mass, renouncing property, and remaining celibate. Luther learned from the Bible that only the merit of Jesus Christ matters.
By Freda Freeman Posted on 3/13/2017 - 4 minute read
What Australian student Anderson Clarke likes most about playing men’s basketball at Concordia University Irvine is the support system he has—on and off the court.
To build a human pyramid with a group of girls standing on each other’s backs and shoulders takes not only strong, sturdy muscles but trust, loyalty and a strong family bond.
By Shaleek Blackburn Posted on 9/28/2016 - 2 minute read
“Coaches are the beacon, the guiding light,” says Jim Perry, District Athletic Director of Huntington Beach High School District.
By Shaleek Blackburn Posted on 6/15/2016 - 2 minute read
In order to develop and maintain a leading sports program, coaches must establish authentic, meaningful relationships, not only with student-athletes and their parents, but also with school administrators and the community-at-large, says Jon Hamro, a professor for the Master's of Coaching and Athletic Administration program at Concordia University Irvine.