Hannah Scott-Talib
Hannah Scott-Talib is one of The Link's Vol. 46 co-news editors and was one of Vol. 45's co-news editors. She likes to think she has an honorary degree in understanding niche internet references.
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NewsConcordia shuttle bus service reduced this fall
Concordia University reduces its shuttle bus schedule due to “extraordinarily challenging times.”
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NewsCUPEU suspends planned strike for fall semester
Following an offer from Concordia University, the CUPEU suspends their Sept. 3 strike.
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NewsStudents set up indefinite encampment for Palestine at McGill
McGill’s campus is seeing a pro-Palestinian encampment made up of Concordia and McGill students, expected to hold indefinitely.
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NewsPixelles: promoting gender diversity in a male-centric video game industry
Pixelles emphasizes the need of including gender diverse women in the industry through its workshops.
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NewsMontreal marches for Palestinian and Indigenous women
In the light of International Women’s Day, the struggle of Palestinian and Indigenous women spearheaded the day’s march, actions and speeches.
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NewsMontrealers protest decade-long waits for migrant status
Many activist groups and demonstrators spoke out on Canada’s lack of regularization efforts.
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NewsMontreal students join forces in protest for Palestine
Students from universities all around the city walked out of their classes to march to denounce their universities’ support of Israel.
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NewsSkyrocketing food prices impact Montrealers
With food prices going up, students are trying to find alternative ways to cover food costs.
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SportsThe new age of Canadian women’s soccer: Lessons, not letdowns
With everything they’ve faced both on and off the pitch for years now, it’s time to recognize the Canadian women’s soccer team for all that they’re worth.
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Fringe ArtsSofia Duhaime’s Crescendo to Stardom
Concordia musician Sofia Duhaime on continuing Quebec’s musical traditions.
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SportsThe Dichotomy of the 2022 FIFA World Cup: Montrealers Express their Opinions
Despite Canadian success, the issues surrounding the 2022 World Cup can not be ignored
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