Megan Dolski

  • News

    #J11: First Nations Movement Goes Global

    Tomorrow might be a pivotal day for the grassroots indigenous peoples movement growing across Canada and internationally.

  • Opinions

    Nah’msayin?

    Shaun T., I despise you. Jillian Michaels, I don’t like you either.

  • News

    Missing Information Slows CUTV’s Provisional BoD

    CUTV’s newly elected provisional Board of Directors is rushing to compile…

  • News

    CUTV Comes Out of GA With Board, Bylaws

    Roughly 40 people gathered on the seventh floor of the Hall Building last Saturday in an attempt to “legalize the shit out of CUTV.”

  • News

    CSU Fills Out Councillor Roster

    The results of the Concordia Student Union byelections—held from Nov. 27 to Nov. 29—are in, and will see nine new faces sitting at the table during the CSU’s next regular meeting, scheduled to take place on Dec. 12.

  • News

    Speak Up for Your Space

    On the heels of signing a $97,500 contract, the Concordia Student Union is actively working alongside project management firm MHPM to determine what students want and need in terms of space at this university.

  • News

    CSU Council Appoints New VP, Senator

    The Concordia Student Union was able to blaze through its 10-point agenda in under three hours on Wednesday night.

  • News

    JB Issues Decision Regarding Electoral Infractions

    Due to violations of proper procedure, the ballots provided to students at this week’s Concordia Student Union bylections, taking place from Nov. 27 to Nov. 29, will be missing one executive seat.

  • News

    CSU Byelections, a Bust?

    The Concordia Student Union is set to hold byelections beginning a week from today—but a procedural slip-up in announcing open positions could mean the results will not be legally binding.

  • News

    Maintaining the Mountain

    Surrounded by Montreal’s rapidly growing urban core, increasingly buried by its skyscrapers, governed by repeatedly shifting managerial mechanisms and covered by soon-to-be vacant institutions…

  • News

    “We Need to Get Paid”

    Late Sunday night, an open letter addressed to OpenFile Chief Executive Officer Wilf Dinnick was published online by a group of Montreal-based freelance journalists. The message was simple: pay us, please.

  • News

    An Educational Exchange

    With a major education summit looming and a newly elected provincial government in control, Concordia religious studies professor Dr. Norman Cornett says it’s nice everybody needs to get involved…

  • Special Issue

    Funding Your International Experience

    You sustain yourself on a diet of ramen noodles and walk around your house decked out in full-on winter gear to keep your heating bill low—how the hell are you supposed to fund a flight to a different continent and sustain yourself there, while still going to school? Impossible, right? Maybe not.

  • Special Issue

    Why We Need To Rethink Journalism and Education

    I’m four years in and only six credits away from getting a degree specializing in both print and broadcast journalism.

  • News

    Snippets From Senate

    On Nov. 2 the Senate, Concordia’s highest academic body, met for their regular monthly meeting.

  • News

    I.T.’s a Big Problem

    Issues with technology currently plaguing the Concordia Student Union and its staff have escalated from being an annoying headache to a debilitating impairment.

  • News

    The Winning Bid

    After being presented with several proposals, Concordia’s Student Union unanimously approved the project-planning proposal presented to them by project management firm MHPM at last Wednesday’s council meeting—conditional to its lawyers’ approval of the document.

  • News

    Once Upon a Student Centre

    After years of student space issues wrought with contention and financial ambiguity, the Concordia Student Union executive says they are doing what should have done ten years ago—some research, a student-wide consultation and some proper planning.

  • News

    Vacant VP Position Opens Up

    Following the recent resignation of Lucia Gallardo, the position of VP Academic and Advocacy is vacant, and will be up for grabs in the upcoming Concordia Student Union byelections.

  • News

    Hidden Agendas

    Falling behind on your studies? Double-booking coffee dates? Don’t worry. There’s a massive pile of agendas sitting unused and untouched on the seventh floor of the Hall Building.