Dr. Marilea Bramer presenting “Are Infants Autonomous?” Sept. 30

Dr. Marilea Bramer, Philosophy Department, will be presenting the first Philosophy colloquium of this academic year “Are Infants Autonomous?” on Wednesday, September 30th from 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. in MacLean Hall 273. Are Infants Autonomous? Much of the philosophical literature on autonomy either assumes that children are not yet autonomous or that only older children (age 10 and up) are […]

Obama’s ‘College Scorecard’ shows local colleges perform above average on graduation rate, salary, debt repayment

By Grace Lyden Of the four-year colleges in Fargo-Moorhead, Concordia College saddles its students with the most debt: $27,000 for the undergraduates who complete college, and that’s just federal loans. But the small Lutheran college also has the highest percentage of students in the area who pay down their debt, with 95 percent of graduates repaying at least $1 on […]