Andrew Brennan
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CSU Removes Request Restrictions for Purchases Under $1,000
The Concordia Student Union voted Oct. 9 to return preemptive spending authority to the union’s standing committee for purchases under $1,000 following a debate that saw tensions escalate amongst members of the executive.
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CSU to Choose Between Supporting Students and its Own Rules
The Concordia Student Union was divided on a few issues at their last council meeting Oct. 9…
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Concordia’s Ongoing Relationship with Genivar
In March, François Perreault quit his job as the vice-president for western Quebec of engineering firm Genivar Inc…
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Concordia Responds to Webster Sexual Harassment Incident
Concordia University is revamping procedure following an alleged incident of sexual harassment in the downtown Webster Library.
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Head and Hands Restarts Street Assistance Program
N.D.G. street-side assistance organization Head and Hands announced earlier this week its outreach program is finally up and running again after losing its funding two years ago.
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Engineering A Better Future
Engineers must always be thinking about the future, but according to Antonin Picou and Jonathan Ladouceur from Concordia’s Engineering and Computer Science Association, that is doubly true for engineering students.
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Sexual Harassment at Concordia
Tess Juan-Gaillot had only been in Concordia’s downtown library for about half an hour on Sept. 25 before she said a man began touching himself inappropriately in an adjacent cubicle.
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Former President’s Condo Sells for Over $1M
Concordia has announced it has sold the condominium of former president Dr. Frederick Lowy for $1,050,000—$350,000 less than the…
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Campus Freedom at Concordia?
Concordia University placed higher than the national average in the third annual Campus Freedom Index released Tuesday Sept. 24, a report card-type initiative which seeks to determine the state of free speech at Canadian universities.
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Values Charter Dissent Keeps Truckin’ Despite Some Stalling
While confusion on the starting location caused some delays, one estimate had 3,000 people in downtown Montreal protesting the proposed Charter of Quebec Values this afternoon.
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Former CSU Execs Asked to Apologize to Students for $9,000 Party
The majority of last year’s Concordia Student Union executive is being asked to write an apology to students for spending around $9,000 for an end-of-year party for the executive.
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CSU Removes Student Majority Requirement for Fee-Levy Groups
Fee-levy groups at Concordia no longer need a student majority running their board of directors to apply for a levy increase from undergraduates via a referendum.
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KWS Brings African Issues to the Global Village
Uniting a diaspora is, by its very nature, a big challenge. The Kongossa Web Series is tackling it head-on.
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JMSB Saving Another Kind of ‘Green’
Concordia’s John Molson School of Business MBA program has been declared the second-greenest in the world, according to this year’s Global Green MBA Survey published by Corporate Knights magazine.
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Values Charter Supporters March Through Montreal
Roughly 500 demonstrators descended on Montreal’s Place Émilie-Gamelin Sunday afternoon in support of the proposed Charter of Quebec Values.
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Concordia Club Partners with Domestic Abuse Network
A quiet night at Hurley’s Irish Pub on Crescent St. turned into an intimate affair to raise awareness of domestic violence Sunday…
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No End in Sight for Concordia Labour Negotiations
The deals may not be ideal, but the leaders of Concordia’s library support staff and technicians unions say their respective new labour contracts are acceptable given the situation at Concordia.
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Reggie’s to Close for Three Months
If you were hoping on unwinding after school this fall with some drinks at Concordia’s campus bar, you’ll need to rethink that plan.
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Technicians and Library Workers Reach Agreement with Concordia
Following 51 months without contracts…