Elias Grigoriadis
Is vol. 42's coordinating editor, was co-news and sports editor. will only throw it back to The Duel of the Fates. can and will out-idiot you. BLM | Land Back
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SportsPatriotes 1, Stingers 0: Men’s soccer top-two hopes in jeopardy
The Stingers men’s soccer team matched up against the Patriotes de L’UQTR on Friday losing 1-0.
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SportsConcordia 1, Montréal 0: Stingers stun top team in the nation
The Stinger’s men’s soccer team pulled off a historic win, claiming victory against top-ranked UdeM at the CEPSUM for the first time in 15 years.
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SportsCarabins 3, Stingers 1: Women’s hockey bows out in finals
The Stingers women’s hockey team lost by a score of 3-1 to the Université de Montréal Carabins in the final of the Theresa Humes cup.
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SportsStingers 1, Redbirds 1: Rivals share points in tense battle
The Stingers men’s soccer team managed to escape Percival-Molson Stadium with a draw against the McGill Redbirds.
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SportsShut Up and Dribble: Another slap on the wrist for a racist
Racism has no place in this world, yet we still need to have these conversations because of idiots like Andrei Deniskin. DO BETTER
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SportsStingers 2, Vert et Or 1: Late drama gives women’s soccer first win
Concordia women’s soccer team notched their fin win of the season in typical Stingers fashion; with last-minute drama.
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SportsRouge et Or 2, Stingers 1: Tale of two halves as Stingers women’s soccer still winless
The Stingers women’s soccer team falls to the Rouge et Or 2-1 despite taking the lead in the first half.
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SportsCarabins 1, Stingers 0: Still work to be done
It wasn’t the result they hoped, but an unfamiliar and inexperienced Stingers team put out a solid first effort.
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Carabins 6, Stingers 2: Nightmare first half sinks men’s soccer team
It was a season opener to forget as the Stingers men’s team were outclassed from start to finish.
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SportsShut Up and Dribble: Hey, idiots. It’s not a “mistake,” it’s sexual assault
What happened on draft night was a middle finger to sexual assault victims everywhere
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Shut Up and Dribble: Hey, North American sports, your hypocrisy is showing
Sports fans scream patriotism but the moment an athlete uses their platform to speak on politics there is outcry.
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News9.7 per cent of ASFA students vote in election
The votes have been tallied and the results are in. Meet the incoming ASFA executive team.
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NewsMeet the students running for the ASFA executive team
Get to know the students you’ll find on the ASFA end-of-year election ballot.
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NewsImmigrant Workers Centre demand financial compensation for workers, end to police harassment
The Immigrant Workers Centre fights for the rights of undocumented workers and has issued demands to Valérie Plante and François Legault following the mistreatment of workers by the SPVM during the government-mandated curfew.
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NewsConcordia announces new pass/fail measures, other changes for students
After town halls, and countless members of the student body clamouring for it, Concordia has implemented a partial pass/fail option for the Fall 2020 semester.
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SportsConcordia Rocket League picks up first win of the season
Concordia’s Rocket League team gets its first win of the season Friday night.
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NewsBREAKING: Concordia winter semester classes will remain online
Due to COVID-19, the school will for the most part not hold in-person classes
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NewsCSU sexual assault policy becomes bylaw
In an uncharacteristically short meeting, the CSU passed a motion to add part of the Sexual Assault Policy to its by-laws with no opposition.
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Amidst tensions and resignations, another push for gender diversity emerges
In an effort to encourage diversity within the CSU’s committees, councillor S Shivaane plans to present a motion to get the gears turning.
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Special IssueQ&A with President Graham Carr
COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter defined the summer. How is Concordia adapting to the moment, and can students take comfort in the administration’s plans for the unprecedented days ahead? The Link sat down with President Graham Carr to discuss the university’s preparations, expectations, and hopes.
