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CSU Alters Financial Policies in Wake of Newtown Party
Roughly five months after last year’s executive was formally reprimanded and asked to pay back the Concordia Student Union for a $9,200 end-of-year party using student funds, policy changes are being made at the CSU to prevent future excesses.
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Divided Along Faculty Lines?
Just as taxes are a source of tension outside university, fee levies are proving to be a politically divisive issue on campus.
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ASSÉ Against the Charter of Values
Months after Montreal’s four universities publicly voiced their opposition to the Charter of Quebec Values, the most militant of Quebec’s student federations—ASSÉ—has now decided its official position on the proposed legislation.
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Looking for the Shuttle? There’s an App for That
Traveling between campuses can be a pain. Thankfully, a recent student-designed app listing the shuttle bus times has made the commute a little easier—that is, if you manage to find the app online.
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Business Students Want Some Change
Business students are looking to opt-out from six fee levy groups en masse, and to change how new groups get their funding.
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Hundreds March Through Montreal for Missing and Murdered Women
A crowd of around 700 waded through Montreal…
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ASFA Denies Bourbonnière’s Request for Forfeited Bonus
Caroline Bourbonnière won’t be getting her $1,500 bonus from last year.
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TRAC Mobilizes Strike Committee After Contract Demands Refused
Union leaders say Concordia negotiators refused to acquiesce to the pay and benefit demands of the Teaching and Research Assistants at Concordia at a bargaining session Feb. 11, leading to the creation of a strike committee to examine alternative forms of action at a general assembly Thursday night.
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Two Tenants of St. Cathy’s Taking Legal Action After Eviction
When Gabriella Wilsker was looking for a place to live for her first year of university, St. Cathy’s student residence seemed like the perfect solution.
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The 21st Century is Here—But Have Quebec’s ATI Laws Caught Up?
A panel of government officials, journalists and activists debated government transparency and the right to information Feb. 4 at Concordia’s Samuel Bronfman House.