Julia Wolfe

  • Opinions

    Alan Shepard Gives Hope to Concordia

    It’s been a transformative year for Concordia.

  • News

    The Student Cafe You Won’t See in September

    Walk up the stairs from the cafeteria at Concordia’s Loyola campus and you won’t see much.

  • News

    Meet Your CSU Exec Candidates

    Who are the candidates? What’s their platform? The Link has your answers.

  • News

    A Closer Look at CSYou’s Platform Promises

    If you don’t live and breathe Concordia politics, you might not understand a lot of the platform points being put forth by CSYou.

  • Opinions

    Nah’msayin?

    When our university went bottled water-free, I was all-in.

  • Opinions

    Concordia Should Reboot Its E-Learning Strategy

    There’s been a lot of talk this year about online learning at Concordia. Board of Governors and Senate meetings keep circling the subject.

  • News

    Committed Enough to Sit on Senate?

    While conflicts between students and administrators may be at an impressive low this year, the documentation governing them has been revealed to have some subtle, yet noteworthy, contradictions.

  • News

    No Words From the (Potential) Provost

    Concordia President Alan Shepard wants to suspend university bylaws in order to allow provost candidates to forgo the current practice of a required public speech.

  • News

    The Bottom Line

    Concordia will suffer one of its worst deficits in the school’s 30-year history as a result of budget cuts by the provincial government.

  • Fringe Arts

    Concordia Art Offerings

    With performances, galleries and arts-related research projects, Concordia is a hotbed of creative activity—even though a lot of it may go unnoticed by many non-fine arts students.

  • Opinions

    Take Two

    There’s hope yet for CUTV. Concordia University Television’s general assembly on Saturday provided the organization with a provisional Board of Directors that just might breathe some life into a station desperate for a little CPR.

  • Special Issue

    Concordia Starts Up

    Alan Shepard Wants to Bring Tech Culture to ConU, As Soon As He Figures Out What That Means.

  • News

    A New Concordia

    It was $10 million in settlements, 45 departures and one external review that defined Concordia’s decade-long governance crisis. It might be Alan Shepard and Norman Hébert, Jr. who end it.

  • News

    A New VP on the Horizon?

    During the Concordia Student Union general elections, the race to executive is contentious, cantankerous and damn difficult. But Hajar El Jahidi is poised to avoid all of that—and walk right in mid-mandate.

  • Special Issue

    At the Head of the Table

    Dr. Yogendra P. Chaubey pauses as he considers the question of optimism. “There is a feeling coming from every corner that anything is on the table,” he says slowly.

  • Special Issue

    Is Computation Arts a Model for the Future?

    When I arrived at Concordia, I had no idea what “Computation Arts” was.

  • Opinions

    Does Concordia Need A Student Centre? Con

    It’s time to take a few steps back in the student centre debate.

  • Opinions

    Nah’msayin?

    I live on the lovably belligerent homeless haven that is St. Denis St.

  • News

    Dropping the Gloves

    Laura Glover has resigned from her position as Concordia Student Union fine arts Councilor Sunday night citing lack of time due to obligations.

  • Opinions

    Get a Room

    After the roller coaster ride that was the Concordia Student Union’s September, it almost feels mean to point out that they can’t even seem to pick a decent-sized room for their council meetings.