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News
Concordia University president’s salary reaches $547,623
A breakdown of senior administration salaries for the 2024-25 academic year
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News
Graduate Student Association president gone rogue
Three unauthorized emails and allegations of corruption later, the association is setting the narrative straight
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Fringe Arts
A softer way back to creativity
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Opinions
When solidarity is selective, silence becomes political
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Sports
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How Le Nadia is building connections in women’s sports
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NewsMontrealers protest in support of Iranian people, call for more media coverage
Iranian-Montrealers marched to the consulate on Jan. 13 to protest an ongoing digital blackout and government violence in Iran while demanding international intervention.
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Fringe ArtsYour 2026 horoscope
What do the stars have in store for you in 2026? The Link has (some) answers!
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SportsSports fandom no longer needs to be attached to where you’re from
Sports fans typically support their hometown team due to tradition and convenience. However, in a new world of unlimited access and exposure, people now have the luxury of broadening their horizons and picking different teams.
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SportsMcGill athletic cuts set to affect Concordia competition
McGill University recently slashed its athletics program, eliminating 25 varsity and club programs. Critically, the departure of women’s rugby could upend the balance in the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ) and Concordia’s place in the conference.
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OpinionsEditorial: The world is not Washington’s to police
As many are celebrating the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, The Link explains why we reject the framing around this action as benevolent or democratic. Maduro’s capture fits into a larger history of U.S. interventionism and the real human costs.
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NewsAccounts from Montreal protesters detail police violence
Demonstrators in Montreal discuss their recent experiences with police aggression. As systemic barriers prevent victims from seeking justice, some victims of police violence have taken matters into their own hands.
