Kara Brulotte
Kara Brulotte is The Link's Volume 47 community news editor. She loves investigative journalism and the Ottawa to Montreal pipeline.
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NewsAdvocacy groups call for boycott of Concordia Azrieli Institute
The Concordia Student Union (CSU) and Students for Palestine’s Honour and Resistance (SPHR) Concordia are pushing an academic boycott against the university’s Azrieli Institute of Israel Studies. The boycott of the institute would function as an extension of the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) motions the CSU adopted in 2025.
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SportsStingers 5, Carabins 3: Concordia’s drive overwhelms UdeM
The Concordia University women’s hockey team beat UdeM 5-3 to win the first game of their final series.
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SportsStingers 5, Martlets 1: Concordia pulls ahead in their first playoff series
The Concordia Stingers started the RSEQ playoffs with a bang, jumping all over their crosstown rivals.
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NewsConcordia Food Coalition stirs up the university’s food networks
The Concordia Food Coalition helps university food initiatives thrive through the STIR program.
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NewsHive Free Lunch program fails to collect signatures for fee levy
The Hive Free Lunch program failed to collect enough signatures for a fee levy, leading some to question barriers that student groups face.
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SportsAngélie Jobin wants it all and wants it now
First-year defender Angélie Jobin has hit the ice strong, with her tenacity propelling the Concordia University women’s hockey team to the next level.
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SportsStingers 2, Carabins 0: Concordia pulls away in conference race
The Concordia University women’s hockey team survived a tough away environment to take down the Université de Montréal Carabins.
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NewsNew dinner initiative feeds students on Concordia’s downtown campus
A new dinner program run by the Spinach Collective has popped up on Concordia University’s downtown campus to combat student food insecurity.
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NewsConcordia researchers create new model for tracking pathogens
Concordia University researchers develop a faster model to track pathogens, which has big implications for managing disease spread.
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NewsMontreal students continue struggling to access healthcare
Gaps in Quebec’s medical system leaves both doctors and patients unsatisfied.
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NewsConcordia food groups struggle to meet demand
The People’s Potato and the Hive Free Lunch are trying to expand their reach with rising food insecurity among students. They are looking for increased funding, improved kitchen space and student support to reach this goal.
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NewsThe detriments of Bill 83
Quebec’s Bill 83 puts the future plans of aspiring medical students at risk.
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NewsMcGill Hunger Strike for Palestine enters its seventh week
With only electrolyte water to sustain them, the McGill students will strike indefinitely until a divestment from McGill.
