Jayde Norström
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NewsCASA-led Protest Against Austerity Measures
The march was declared illegal by Montreal police as soon as the speeches ended. Police presence was heavy throughout the protest, although no arrests were made.
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NewsENCS Council Candidate Kyle Arseneau Disqualified From CSU Elections
Engineering and computer science councillor Kyle Arseneau was found to be in violation of the CSU’s Election Regulations and has been disqualified from running this year.
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NewsCentre for Gender Advocacy Seeks Fee Levy Increase
The Centre for Gender Advocacy currently receives $0.29 per credit from undergraduate students, but a referendum question to be featured in the upcoming Concordia Student Union general elections seeks to raise that amount by $0.08.
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Special IssueBringing Prostitution Out of the Shadows
The decriminalization of prostitution is a touchy subject, with people on both sides of the argument claiming to be fighting for the safety of those working in the trade.
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NewsProstitution Laws: What’s After Decriminalization
In a major decision made last year, the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously struck down three prostitution laws on street solicitation, brothels and living off the avails of prostitution.
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Who Doesn’t Like Smashing Things?
Our creative team went through a variety of ideas to illustrate fee levy reform. In the end, the smashed piggy bank idea won hands down.
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NewsConcordia Briefs
Bite-sized Concordia news to get you primed and ready for the last sprint of the school year.
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OpinionsEngineering a Culture of Respect
While students should be capable of understanding the difference between song lyrics and real life, the reality is that women aged 18 to 24 experience the highest rates of sexual violence in the country.
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SportsA Fifty-Minute Effort
If Sunday’s game against the McGill Martlets was a preview of what’s to come, the Stingers women’s hockey team’s first postseason appearance since the 2010-2011 season might be a brief one.
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Fringe ArtsSmelling is Believing
For humans, our not-so-keen sense of smell is often overlooked in favour of the more popular senses—seeing a red-and-purple-splashed sunset, or hearing a complex, brilliant symphony. But for Norwegian scent artist and “professional in-betweener” Sissel Tolaas, our sense of smell is her bread and butter.
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Special IssueRobots Eating Apples
When art meets technology, strange and wonderful things are created.
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