Alice Martin
Alice Martin was The Link's Vol. 45 managing editor and Vol. 44's sports editor. She can finish a game of solitaire online in 2 minutes 33 seconds.
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SportsGaels 3, Stingers 1: Concordia falls in tense and penalty-filled contest
Concordia gives up two third-period goals as they struggle to capitalize on multiple power play opportunities despite outshooting Queen’s.
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Fringe ArtsÉloïse Marseille: Deconstructing taboos around sex through comics
Recently translated in English, Éloïse Marseille’s NAKED: The Confessions of a Normal Woman dives into her tribes and tribulations with relationships and sex.
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SportsThe Phaneuf brothers: A healthy dose of love and competition
Despite playing for rival teams, Alec and Matt Phaneuf are bringing themselves and their family together through basketball
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SportsHockey’s financial gatekeeping
High fees for equipment, tournaments, registration and travel are increasingly leaving competitive hockey to a select elite.
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SportsThe women’s hockey team is undefeated, yet unsatisfied
Stingers women’s hockey team players and coaches credit their undefeated season to a “team first” mentality and to taking the season in increments.
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SportsAlouettes Grey Cup parade takes over Montreal
Montreal fans showed up in droves on Nov. 22 to celebrate the Alouettes victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the 110th Grey Cup. It is Montreal’s first CFL championship since 2010.
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SportsStingers football members receive RSEQ All-Star status
The Stingers football team can find a silver lining in the nomination of five players and one coach to the RSEQ all-star team after getting beat by the Rouge et Or in the RSEQ semi-finals.
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SportsVanessa McKinley: Fueled by competition and adversity
Vanessa McKinley does not require a league of her own. She would rather trailblaze in the RSEQ where she plans on dominating.
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SportsThe fun, chaotic and very real world of quadball
Pick up your broomsticks, dodgeballs and hoops, it’s time to play quadball.
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SportsRouge et Or 2, Stingers 1: Top-ranked Laval gets the better of Concordia
Despite a hard loss against the Rouge et Or, the Stingers prove they have what it takes to compete in the RSEQ division.
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SportsGet to know Concordia’s intramural sports leagues
One basketball intramural team, despite challenges with the level of competition, still found joy in meeting new people through the recreational league.
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SportsConcordia Recreational Sports Club: Socializing through sports
Want to be a student athlete minus all that time in the gym? The Concordia Recreational Sports Club is here to make your university year much brighter.
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SportsThe Many Flaws of All-Star Game Fan-Voting
Five Toronto Blue Jays players reached round two of fan-voting, but none made it to the American League starting roster? Really?
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SportsAn Afternoon Under the Van Horne Overpass
On top of being an incredibly versatile spot for skateboarders, the Mile-End skatepark is a beautiful place to be. The uniqueness of the gem lies in its endlessly colourful and characteristic industrial look.
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SportsShut Up and Dribble: When Advocacy in Hockey Becomes a “Distraction”
While simultaneously claiming that hockey is for everyone, the NHL has decided that no players would wear Pride jerseys on the ice anymore, nor any themed jersey for that matter.
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