Erika Morris
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SportsStingers Women’s Hockey Team Heads to National Championships
Fresh off a tremendous season in their own conference, the Concordia Stingers women’s hockey team are looking to take London, Ontario by storm.
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NewsMontreal Hip-Hop Artist Lucas Charlie Rose Faces Potential Deportation
Montreal artist and activist Lucas Charlie Rose had his work permit renewal refused last year and may be deported back to France if he cannot obtain Canadian status.
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NewsParc-Extension Residents Aren’t Letting Up Against Gentrification
About 20 protesters met outside of Parc Metro station on Monday night while the Villeray—Saint-Michel—Parc-Extension borough’s Comité consultatif d’urbanisme met behind closed doors to discuss construction permits for the luxury apartment revamp project of Plaza Hutchison.
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NewsCASA 2018 General Elections: Meet the Candidates
The Commerce and Administration Students Association elections are under way.
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NewsPride Montreal Launches Monthly Panel Series
Pride Montreal has launched a monthly panel series to cover topics such as asexuality, queer people in politics, LGBTQ families, pansexuality, and more, according to founding president Eric Pineault.
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SportsConcordia Foosball Club Continues Hustle For First Table
When asked where to meet for an interview, Concordia Foosball Club founder Eloy Tripetujan suggested Reggie’s, the only place on campus with a foosball table.
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Fringe ArtsLucas Charlie Rose on His Creative Process, Mental Health & Activism
Locked in a small office that doubles as a recording studio in his apartment, Lucas Charlie Rose works with no days off.
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NewsMontreal Women’s March Takes Place to Fight for Intersectional Rights
Hundreds of people holding hands chant Alicia Keys’ lyrics “I’m on fire, I am powerful” in solidarity, prompted by artist Barbara Chin.
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Special IssueMontreal Drag Queens Challenge Gender Norms
Whatever goes, drag performers work on challenging our preconceived ideas of gender.
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NewsProtesters Demand More Rights For Tenants
In front of the Régie du logement’s Montreal office, an effigy was destroyed by a crowd of about 80 people on Thursday.
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SportsFormer Stinger Marilyse Roy-Viau is a Boss
After graduating from the leisure science program last year, Marilyse Roy-Viau, affectionately nicknamed Red by teammates, is back at Concordia as the director of basketball operations for the Stingers women’s team.
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Special IssueWhy Don’t Men Cry?
In an iconic tune by The Cure, Robert Smith sang, “I try to laugh about it/hiding the tears in my eyes/cause boys don’t cry.”
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NewsRobin Hoods March in Villeray
A crowd of about 400 people marched to protest against austerity and the Couillard government in Villeray this Saturday.
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NewsNight of the Homeless Holds 28th Solidarity March
A group of about 300 people marched from Square Phillips to Square Cabot in solidarity with Montreal’s homeless on Friday night.
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NewsInterdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality Major Comes to Concordia
A new interdisciplinary studies in sexuality major was conditionally approved by the Quebec government, announced principal of the Simone De Beauvoir Institute, Kimberley Manning, at the university’s first Queer Homecoming earlier this month.
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Special IssueDevelopment of Immersive Environments and Virtual Reality in Montreal
In Montreal, there’s a lot of work being done in the technology’s development. Virtual reality, or immersive environments, is a technology that lets a person dive into a new world through a set of glasses coupled with audio and hand tracking that monitors your position in a virtual environment.
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News
Concordia Truth and Democracy Lecture Series Kicks Off
*In an age where a man holding the most powerful position calls most news fake and conspiracy theories are rising, who can we trust?
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NewsConcordia Celebrates First Queer Homecoming
The conditional approval of a new Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality major was announced at Concordia’s first ever Queer Homecoming by principal of the Simone de Beauvoir Institute Kimberley Manning Wednesday night.
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Fringe Arts
Making Your Queer Dreams Come True
Last month’s Gender B(l)ender went off without a hitch! Here’s a little bit of insight on what this event is all about.
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Fringe Arts
Dark Techno Art Party Takes Over Fonderie Darling
The air is electric as multi-colored light beams and strobes illuminate close to 700 people of various ages and backgrounds, shuffling and gyrating to breakbeat and mind-bending techno.
