Alice Martin
Alice Martin was The Link's sports editor for Vol. 44, and is the Vol.45 managing editor. She can finish a game of solitaire online in 2 minutes 33 seconds.
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Fringe ArtsThe future of Fringe
After 20 years as a hub for independent arts and the beating heart of Montreal’s Fringe Festival, the MainLine Theatre is closing its doors—but with plans to rise again in a new space.
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NewsMontreal students walk out in day of action for Palestine
Hundreds of Montreal students walked out of classes on March 26 to denounce the Quebec higher education minister’s investigation into CEGEPs and demand Pascale Déry’s resignation.
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SportsBringing the conversation to the skatepark
Montreal skateboarders Layla and Diesel aim to bring activism around Palestine into their skateboarding practice.
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NewsConcordia vandalized after demonstration
A protest on the evening of Sept. 29 incurred Molotov cocktails being thrown at police officers and multiple windows smashed at the Henry F. Hall Building of Concordia University. -
SportsThe Link ranks PWHL team brandings
Pass or fail? The Link assigns a letter grade to all six PWHL logos and team names.
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Fringe ArtsThe palette of protest
From tuition hikes strikes to protests for Palestine, art was used to pass on a message, but it didn’t end there.
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SportsCrowds, cheers and student spirit
Stingers coaches and players say a good crowd can give them a major boost toward victory.
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SportsMotionball Con U raises funds for Special Olympics
During this year’s iteration of the Marathon of Sport, Motionball Concordia raised $4,500. -
SportsMotionball’s Marathon of Sport returns to Stingers Dome
Motionball Concordia’s annual event aims to highlight Special Olympics athletes and raise funds for their training, all while playing fun games.
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SportsThe sporty, scientific and ludicrous art of making concrete float
“How does it float?” is the first question everyone asks engineering students Alex Schuller, Julien Dyotte and Émile Rochon, when they learn they build concrete canoes competitively.
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SportsShut Up And Dribble: She deserves to play
New rules surrounding participation of transgender athletes make it practically impossible for them to compete in international events and it’s not rooted in the scientific literature.
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SportsStingers well-represented in RSEQ All-Stars
Twelve Stingers have made the RSEQ first and second All-Star teams, as well as the All-Rookie team. Rastko Popovic and Julie Chu also earned Coach of the Year.
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SportsStingers 4, Gaels, 3: Concordia men’s hockey moves on to semi-finals
Simon Lavigne collected the game-winning goal as Concordia defeated Queen’s University in Game Two of the OUA East quarterfinals.
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SportsBrigitte Laganière: From Stinger to pro player
Brigitte Laganière was a key defender and leader with the Stingers women’s hockey team for six years, but now, she is representing her alma mater internationally while playing for PWHL Montreal.
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SportsStingers seniors night honours the careers of graduating players
Eight players from the men’s and women’s hockey programs were honoured for their contribution to the program throughout their Stingers careers.
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SportsStingers 2, Patriotes 1: Top-ranked Patriotes get bested by Concordia
The Stingers won their last game of the season against the Patriotes while honouring the graduating members of the team.
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SportsGee-Gees 3, Stingers 2: Ottawa prevails during Pride Game
Two back-to-back goals in the third period were sufficient for the Gee-Gees to secure a fourth straight win.
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SportsRedbirds 5, Stingers 4: McGill brings Corey Cup home
Although Concordia cut McGill’s two-goal lead in the final minutes of play, McGill managed to clinch the victory in the very last second of overtime.
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SportsBreaking a long-lasting sweat
Concordia’s students are embracing their New Year’s resolution to become more active, but is there a better way to start working out?
