Andy Fidel

  • News

    Black Lives Matter Gathers in Montreal to ‘Reflect,’ Bring People Together

    After recent high profile reports of police killing black men and women in the United States, three women organized a gathering at Cabot Square to honour the lives of the lost and express their rejection of police brutality and racism.

  • Fringe Arts

    The Comeback of a Canadian Pop Supergroup

    The New Pornographers are coming back to Montreal this Wednesday, ready to sway the Corona Theatre with a whole lot of keyboards, plenty of synthesizers and energetic pop sounds. With the release of their new studio album Brill Bruisers, the band call themselves a pop super-group.

  • News

    A Night to Remember

    Holding candles and paper bags, people of all genders stood in a circle at Norman Bethune Square on Thursday at a vigil in remembrance of people who lost their lives to transphobic violence.

  • Protester at the Eco Protest

    Protestor at the Eco Protest.

  • News

    VIDEO: CSU at People’s Climate March NYC

    The Link reporter Andy Fidel went to New York City with the members of the Concordia Student Union to document the People’s Climate March.

  • News

    ECA Speaks Out Against Disrespectful Chants

    Less than a month after McMaster University suspended a student group over “sexist, violent and degrading material” in a songbook, Concordia’s Engineering and Computer Science Association took a similar stance on certain engineering chants they consider disrespectful and distasteful.

  • News

    Student Inventors Want Patent Control

    For his final-year “capstone” research project, graduating Concordia engineering student Michael El-Jiz was curious about the applications of music in engineering…