Beckley resident and Concord commuter student, Porsha Williams, travels the interstate from Beckley to the Athens campus daily. In her near thirty miles of commute, she passes through two toll booths: one coming and one going. In addition to books, tuition, gas, and other school expenses, commuters traveling the […]

2016 is shaping up to be one of the most influential election years in American history, and as American citizens, it is our civic duty to be well informed on the issues concerning our government, our economy, and the state of the world’s affairs. It is not […]

Cancer is a silent killer. In the blink of an eye, a life can be forever altered or cut down due to its insidious nature. Of all of the things on this earth, it is one of the few things that does not judge. White, Black, Latino, gay, straight, it […]

Many students on campus have distinct memories of a childhood filled with endless hours of games about mythical creatures with supernatural abilities being pitted against man, nature, and themselves. These creatures go by a more familiar name: Pokemon. Pokemon, as a game series, as an animated series, as a trading […]

As college students there is so much we attempt to cram into one day, especially at the end! But does staying up, even if it’s to get things done, leave us less prepared and energized for what’s to come the next day?      When it comes to getting sleep we […]

Let’s set the scene: you and some friends are at a party. From the corner of your eye, you see a girl and a guy talking. The girl is leaning against a wall to hold herself up. You think to yourself that she looks like she’s had too much to […]

Concord University’s Concert Band performed in the auditorium on March 4, at 6:00 p.m. Dr. David Ball conducted for the majority of the hour-long performance. The theme of the evening was decidedly American literature, though there were examples of many different variations on certain cultural pieces to be found. […]

This leap year, Kipp Cortez, the new Assistant Professor of Music at Concord, decided to commemorate the extra day in the year by filling it with music. On February 29, Cortez performed several pieces on the Fine Arts building’s organ ranging from early 18th century to as modern as 1992. […]

Have you ever had the urge to just reach out and touch a piece of art? Come March 24, students at Concord University will be able to do just that. A tactile art show, put together by Concord University Professor Dr. Lauri Reidmiller and student Keri Svendsen, will be […]