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News
Concordia Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers roars to life after years of inactivity
The group welcomes all students and now numbers in the hundreds
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News
Montreal adopts bylaw to ban insults against police, inciting criticism
Insults, harassment, threats, abuse, intimidation and aggressive or offensive conduct are all punish
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Fringe Arts
Through the looking glass
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Sports
The Montreal Sumo Club wants you!
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Opinions
Editorial: Three years of genocide, decades of occupation
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Fringe ArtsPumpkin patch szn—A sidequest for you
For students looking to get out of class and into fall, Citrouilleville offers a welcoming take on a community pumpkin patch.
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OpinionsSocial media is changing consumer habits
TikTok downloads increased by 58 per cent globally during COVID-19. Suddenly, more people than ever had a platform for creating new fashion trends, leading to the rise of microtrends.
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NewsMarch for Palestine garners widespread support
The ongoing genocide in Palestine has united Montreal to voice its resistance and fight for justice. On Oct. 10, a solidarity march took place at the Ring in downtown Montreal.
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NewsAnti-abortion group in Quebec City meets resistance from feminist organizations
Anti-abortion group Campagne Québec-Vie met resistance when praying in Quebec City from feminist and leftist groups. The Quebec government did not interfere, despite a secularism law banning public prayer.
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NewsPro-Palestine student groups rally on Oct. 7 in the face of counter-protesters
On the third anniversary of Oct. 7, student activists are continuing to press their university administrations to cut ties with Israel.
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NewsConcordia’s Solidarity Brunch goes monthly
The Concordia Food Coalition’s monthly solidarity brunch now runs monthly, giving students more opportunities to get a free meal on campus. The coalition is also reviewing its activities to refocus on systemic change in Concordia’s food system.
