Fringe Arts

Buying with intention at the BUYPOC Market

Asmaa Stora – Published February 28, 2026

From handmade jewelry to holistic therapy, artists and entrepreneurs gathered at Concordia University for a pop-up market that prioritized representation and direct support of BIPOC vendors.

Sports

Rouge et Or 85, Stingers 76 (OT): Concordia bows out in thrilling RSEQ semi-final

BriefColin van den Ameele – Published February 28, 2026

The Concordia University Stingers men’s basketball team lost an intense RSEQ semi-final game against the Laval Rouge et Or. The game went to overtime, where the home team got the better of the Stingers.

Sports

Rouge et Or 57, Stingers 50: Concordia women’s basketball team loses close semi-final

BriefColin van den Ameele – Published February 28, 2026

The Concordia University Stingers women’s basketball team played a strong semi-final game away at Laval, holding a lead for the majority of the game. However, they let it slip in the clutch and exited the playoffs.

News

CSU sends all fee levies to ballot, lowers signature requirement for levies

Maria Cholakova – Published February 27, 2026

The Concordia Student Union’s recent council meeting saw swift approval of three fee levy increases, with seven new CSU positions and the restructuring of union job descriptions to be voted on by the student body. The signature requirement to create a fee levy was also lowered.

Opinions

A constitution without consent

EditorialThe Link – Published February 24, 2026

Bill 1 would create a Quebec constitution, modify the province’s human rights charter and limit some publicly funded court challenges. As Quebec expands its constitutional authority, accountability and minority protections cannot be afterthoughts.

Opinions

Time-travelling home

Marissa Guthrie – Published February 24, 2026

Going home shows how much you’ve changed and how little others may see it.