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How to Stay Active on Campus

Wondering how to fit exercise into a busy schedule? No need to worry; we've got you covered.

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The Cobber Ring is Everywhere

Whether you are standing in front of the statue of David in Florence, Italy, dropping off your kids at daycare, or watching TikTok, Cobbers are everywhere – you just have to keep your eyes open.

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Sustainability Swaps

Plastic will fully degrade in the landfill in roughly 1,000 years. This means that all the plastic that has ever been produced has not degraded yet.

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The Pastor Next Door

"What if we could be the church that goes where people already are?"

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What to Expect on a College Visit

The best way to know if a college is right for you is to spend time on campus.

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Impacting the Classroom

The dedication Alyssa Larsen puts into teaching her students doesn’t go unnoticed. She’s well-known at Waconia High School for her hard work ethic, which led to her nomination for the Minnesota Teacher of the Year Award.

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5 Little-Known Summer Activities in Fargo-Moorhead

The Fargo-Moorhead area is full of things to do in the summer, including some unfamiliar to many. Read on to find some new activities to add to your summer bucket list!

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Biking in Fargo-Moorhead

Don’t have a car? Feeling bored? The sun is shining? The answer: BIKING!

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How to be a Barista in Your Dorm

In college, we don’t always have the money (or time!) to go to Starbucks or that cool coffee shop downtown whenever the mood strikes. Spending $5 on a latte every day can add up. With these three tools, you’ll be on your way to drinking the perfect in-dorm latte in no time.

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Gathered for Grace

When 30,000+ young people descended on the city of Houston in June for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America’s premier youth event, no one will be more excited than Molly Beck Dean ’02.

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