Iness Rifay
Iness Rifay is The Link's co-news editor for vol. 44. She has yet to meet someone who can spell his name correctly on the first try.
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NewsWorkers denounce ConU administration’s new return to work policies
Concordia unions gathered together to protest Concordia in-person work regulations and demand fair wages.
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NewsYou get a strike, you get a strike, everyone gets a strike!
Union groups keep fighting for fair wages and workable living conditions.
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NewsBlack and Indigenous Concordia students attacked by police
Two Concordia students were violently arrested by the police in July. They are now pressing charges, as they felt dehumanized and mistreated by the SPVM.
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News50 years of Concordia student activism: a timeline
Concordia University has a reputation of being an activist campus. From Palestinian rights to the Sir George Williams Affair, Concordia students have fought for many different causes, and continue to do so to this day.
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NewsHundreds of Montrealers Demand Justice for Nicous
The family of Nicous D’André Spring led a protest demanding justice and accountability from the government.
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NewsNew Community Fridge Opens on Loyola Campus
Community fridge aims to reduce food insecurity on campus.
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NewsUp and Coming: Sex and Self Concordia
Sex and Self Concordia is providing a vast array of sex-related resources for students.
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NewsMultiple Break-Ins at Concordia’s Annexes
The offices of the Centre for Gender Advocacy and Teaching and Research Assistants at Concordia Union were broken into in mid-October. Investigations are ongoing.
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NewsRBC: Off Our Campuses
Denouncing Concordia and McGill’s partnerships with RBC, students protested the bank’s role in funding the Coastal GasLink pipeline and violating Indigenous rights.
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NewsThousands of Climate Protesters Fight for Future Generations
Montreal youth poured into the streets by the thousands to protest climate injustice.
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NewsConcordia’s Otsenhákta Student Centre Hosts First-Ever Powwow
The Otsenhákta Student Centre hosted a powwow for its 30th anniversary.
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NewsDefund the Police Festival: A Safe Learning and Sharing Space
The Defund the Police festival provided a safe space for minorities to share their experiences with Montreal’s police.
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SportsDe-stress Before School at These Beautiful Parks
If you’re looking to run away from civilization, these are the spots to do it
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NewsHundreds protest climate inaction on Earth Day in downtown Montreal
Young climate activists across the city came together on Earth Day to denounce environmental destruction and corporate profiteering.
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NewsBurnt-out healthcare staff are holding Park Extension’s overwhelmed system together
Park Extension is experiencing a crisis in healthcare as understaffed clinics and overworked employees are left scrambling to meet the needs of the borough’s population.
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Fringe ArtsHow Montreal’s circus life remained above water through the pandemic
Despite shows shutting down and training studio access restricted, artists have kept their passion burning.
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OpinionsCatch burnout before it stops you
“I thought 20 years old was too young for burnout. My twenties are supposed to be the liveliest period of my life.”
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NewsThe fight for immigrant women’s freedoms on International Women’s Day
On International Women’s Day, Women of Diverse Origins marched for freedom and against inequality in the Park Extension area.
