Geneviève Sylvestre
Geneviève Sylvestre is The Link's Vol. 46 Editor-in-Chief and was one of Vol. 45's co-news editors. She can usually be found sipping a variety of caffeinated beverages.
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NewsTwo fee-levy applications struck down at CSU council meeting
At the latest Concordia Student Union (CSU) special council meeting, councillors voted against sending two fee-levies and three referendum questions to ballot in the upcoming CSU by-elections on Nov. 11-13.
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Fringe ArtsCommunity in every key
The free bi-weekly event series Queer Karaoke cultivates an inclusive and safe space for Montreal’s queer community to meet, dance and sing.
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NewsSit-ins for Palestine continue across Canada
Pro-Palestine groups in Montreal and across the country continue to call on the Canadian government to help Gazans reunite with Canadian families.
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NewsCelebrating Pride through resistance
With many queer activists and groups cutting ties with Fierté Montréal, Wild Pride is aiming to create a more inclusive political space for queer individuals.
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NewsStudents call for boycott of McGill summer course in Israel
The McGill University chapter of Students for Palestine’s Honour and Resistance has started an email campaign to oppose the relaunch of a summer exchange program with an Israeli university.
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News‘This is not humanitarian relief’: Montrealers gather to protest starvation in Gaza
Over 200 Montrealers gathered in front of the United States Consulate General to demand an end to Israel’s militarized aid distribution system and a lift of the siege on Gaza.
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Call the question galore at CSU council meeting
At the latest Concordia Student Union regular council meeting, councillors successfully motioned to call the question nine times, leading to accusations of filibustering.
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NewsIs the CSU transparent?
Students report ongoing problems due to lack of organization, issues with communications and recurring problems at regular council meetings.
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NewsOut-of-province student faces tuition increase and no support
Alison Prissinotti, an out-of-province student at Concordia University, says she felt abandoned by the university when her tuition increased after switching programs.
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Councillors vote for a special fee levy referendum
At the latest Concordia Student Union regular council meeting, council voted in favour of holding an election solely for fee levy groups because of mistakes made by the fee levy committee.
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NewsQueer Concordia officially launches gender-affirming care loan program
Queer Concordia has officially launched its gender-affirming care (GAC) loan program, allowing students to access short-term and interest-free loans to cover GAC procedures.
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OpinionsWhy (almost) everything is Ronald Reagan’s fault
Here’s how economic policies first popularized during Ronald Reagan’s presidency are still hurting America today.
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NewsCSU sends Concordia a cease and desist
The CSU sent Concordia University a cease and desist letter, asking the university to reinstate its ability to book spaces on campus in preparation for the CSU General Elections.
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NewsConcordia University president’s statement draws criticism
Students at Concordia University raise concern about the university’s President’s statement following a special general meeting where undergraduate students voted in favour of two BDS motions.
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NewsConcordia gallery council resigns in protest
Five members of the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery Advisory Council have resigned in protest following the dismissal of their former gallery director. The members also claimed to have witnessed suppression of Palestinian activism at the gallery.
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NewsCSU council fails to reinstate judicial board
The Concordia Student Union only hired one of the four candidates who applied for the judicial board at the latest regular council meeting. The judicial board needs to have at least three members to be active.
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NewsConcordia spends close to $300,000 to replace Hall building windows
Concordia University spends hundreds of thousands to repair the Hall building windows that protesters broke during a Sept. 29 demonstration.
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NewsReggies gets a facelift
After a complete redesign and new menus, Reggies is changing its image.
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NewsIn conversation with Graham Carr
The Link sat down with Carr to discuss the future of Concordia, food sovereignty, divestment and disclosure, student safety with CSPS, and student rights to protest.
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CSU councillor calls for mass resignation during RCM
The Concordia Student Union (CSU) council was presented with a petition for the CSU to adopt the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement and a councillor called on 12 people to resign.
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