India Das-Brown
India Das-Brown is The Link's Vol. 45 Fringe Arts Editor. She enjoys leopard print and spoken word.
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NewsIn Gaza, ‘We will cultivate it with seeds of love and irrigate it with blood and tears’
In the face of two interconnected crises in Gaza—the deliberate destruction of educational infrastructure and a weaponized food system—community-based approaches have increased to provide alternative education and food distribution networks.
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NewsA new approach to food security in Montreal
A tiered pricing system is making fresh produce affordable for downtown Montreal locals.
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Fringe ArtsTunes from the moon
Groovy cosmonauts Les Moontunes are moving toward a heavier metal sound—but intuition is still the main leader.
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NewsCSU election concerns raised at council meeting
The CSU’s Feb. 12 regular council meeting focused on election oversight issues and union support for Concordia Research and Education Workers, with other motions left unresolved.
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NewsFlu cases continue to rise in Canada
Heading into February, flu cases in Canada continue to climb, following the seasonal surge in respiratory illnesses.
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NewsStudents rally outside Board of Governors meetings at Concordia and McGill
Students urged McGill University and Concordia University to boycott, divest and sanction for Palestine.
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Fringe ArtsDiscovering a witch’s craft
Meet Mahigan Saint-Pierre, the professional folk witch behind Kitchen Toad.
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Fringe ArtsRachel Cusk reinvents the novel, again
Parade is sharp-witted, free-spoken and does not reveal any kind of convention.
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NewsSilent protest at Concordia art gallery following student arrests and director’s dismissal
Artists Ésery Mondésir and Miryam Charles staged a silent protest at the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, following student arrests and the dismissal of gallery director Pip Day.
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Fringe ArtsCrafting fantasies in high heel boots
Sex work invites conversations on the spectrum of human sexuality.
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Fringe ArtsMeet Montreal’s filthiest rave
The energy is electric at LATEX. and the atmosphere is vibrant with celebration of queer nightlife.
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Fringe ArtsMUZ festival brings world music to Montreal’s stage
For lovers of jazz, international music or modern rhythms, MUZ invites you to immerse in meandering soundscapes from Oct. 3 to Oct. 6.
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Fringe ArtsRihab Essayh is building worlds that are radically soft
Rihab Essayh’s The Evaporated Tears of Sand Roses frames an effervescent healing space for the SWANA community.
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Fringe ArtsScience meets spectacle in a theatre soirée at Concordia
Mitochondrial Drama brought to life a theatrical blend of science and art at Concordia. -
Fringe ArtsMAI’s 25th anniversary unveils its first exhibition
As the summer festival season winds down, we’re going back inside to celebrate MAI’s 25th anniversary with the exhibition Connecting From the Inside Out.
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OpinionsSex Ed(itorial): Fluent in Fluidity
According to studies, women exhibit greater sexual fluidity than men.
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OpinionsOn food, porn and bloody vaginas
Exploring the intersection of feminism, food and femininity in the modern world.
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NewsThe critical condition of crowded Canadian emergency rooms
As COVID-19 numbers began to rise, so did the demand for Emergency rooms.
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Fringe ArtsOn seduction as performance
A poem that reveals the choreography of power, attraction and self-possession.
