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Hilary Sinclair
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NewsNow We’re Talking
Concordia’s Interim President Frederick Lowy opened up an impromptu dialogue with students for the first time Monday, discussing tuition hikes and the university’s hard stance on dissenting action. Following an occupation…
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NewsLa Grande Mascarade
The most violent thing about today’s “La Grande Mascarade” protest against rising tuition was some intense glitter bombing.
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NewsCSU SGM Fails to Meet Quorum
The latest Concordia Student Union Special General Meeting was a forum with no quorum on a frigid Reggie’s terrace March 26.
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NewsMedia Trolling
A fake email detailing Concordia University’s support of accessible education in Quebec is popping up in the inboxes of Montreal media.
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OpinionsEditorial
There were a lot of fast facts and assumptions flying around last Thursday’s Anti-Police Brutality March among the pops of concussion grenades and clouds of pepper spray, but the worst among them was that the student movement against tuition hikes was somehow responsible for the mindless destruction of our city.
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NewsConcordia Kicks Off Strike
The Concordia Student Union kicked off it’s strike mandate today leading over 300 protesters on a march through downtown Montreal.
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NewsHighlights From Council
The Concordia Student Union council meeting March 14 were five hours of political power. Here are the highlights.
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NewsSignatures of Support
A group from the 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy rallied from the top to the bottom of the Hall Building March 5 to raise awareness, gain support and solicit signatures for a sexual assault centre on campus.
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OpinionsRed Red Whine
There has been a lot of griping and confusion lately about how “undemocratic” General Assemblies being held by the Concordia Student Union and other student associations are.
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NewsASFAIL
The unexpected resignation of Arts and Sciences Federation of Associations Chief Electoral Officer Chris Webster and other polling irregularities have led to the postponing of the ASFA general election until the first week of March.
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OpinionsPanda-ing to the Masses
There’s nothing like a cute, chubby panda pup tumbling about in lush bamboo to make you forget the ethical issues in friendly relations with China
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NewsPresidential Platforms
What we have here is a failure to communicate—at least that’s the theory put forth by both Caroline Bourbonnière and Charlie Brenchley.
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OpinionsOld Age Insecurity
In 1959, Canada welcomed 461,703 little bundles of joy into the world. This was our country’s biggest baby boom and, given declining birth rates, will probably hold down its place in the record books until the end of time.
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Special IssueHow Sustainable Is Concordia?
An institution that spends upwards of $450 million annually can have a huge impact on the future of sustainability, depending on how it chooses to spend its money.
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Fringe ArtsBuilding an Empire
While Young Empires don’t share the same type of world-domination goals as Napoleon, they do have their eyes set on expansionism.
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NewsHighlights from the CSU Council Meeting
A petition and website launched by Tomer Shavit in an effort to impeach Concordia Student Union President Lex Gill was dismissed out of hand by councillors and executives as “unnecessary and a waste of time.”
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OpinionsThe Zombie Apocalypse is Really Not That Far-Fetched
The scene at the annual Canadian University Press national conference, NASH 74, played out like a clichéd zombie flick, dirtying bathrooms and Twitter alike in Victoria this past weekend.
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