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Michelle Malnasi
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Special IssueQ&A with President Graham Carr
The Link sat down with Concordia President and Vice-Chancellor Graham Carr to talk about what students can expect from their return to campus and how learning will be accessible to students in varying situations.
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NewsCSU referendum question to add permanence to positions book
After the CSU positions book was recently democratized, some councillors moved to bring permanence back to some of the positions listed in the document.
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NewsCSU and ASFA partner on campaign demanding change from Concordia
The latest CSU and ASFA campaign hopes to open the university administration’s eyes to the varying realities of studying in a pandemic.
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SportsTenicha Gittens chosen for The Black Female Coach Mentorship Program
Tenicha Gittens eager to mentor aspiring Black female coaches.
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NewsConcordia students and faculty compile BIPOC course list
A group of students and professors create BIPOC course list to tackle the institutional white dominance within Concordia University.
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NewsDollarama’s Lack of PPE for Warehouse Workers Sparks Protest
As Dollarama profited off the ongoing pandemic, their factory workers were left without PPE and a safe work environment. Around 60 protesters gathered to demand change.
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Opinions‘Good Guys’ Do Bad Things
After the deaths of Kobe Bryant, Gianna Bryant, Alyssa Altobelli, Keri Altobelli, John Altobelli, Christina Mauser, Sarah Cheste, Payton Chester, and Ara Zobayan, the world is grieving. Simultaneously, there are many whose experiences are being silenced.
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NewsJournalism Department Unveils New Science Reporting Minor
Science students will soon have the opportunity to add a journalism minor to their degree.
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NewsQueer Concordia Introduces New Scholarship
Queer Concordia’s new scholarship and empowerment fund aim will bring financial aid to queer students in need.
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NewsCSU Forms Online Opt Out Committee
The CSU has formed a committee to look into the finer points of implementing an online opt out from fee levy groups.
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SportsMcGill 3, Concordia 2 (OT): Men’s Hockey is Happy with the Newest Additions
While the outcome of the game didn’t fall in their favour, the post-game morale was one of pride.
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OpinionsSex Ed(itorial): Pads and Tampons Are Trash
When it comes to periods, the main focus for most menstruating individuals is finding a way to deal with them as quickly and discreetly as possible—with little regard to the potential impact on the environment. Large companies like Kimberly-Clark, which owns the Kotex brand, are capitalizing off of menstruation and reaping real profits as a result.
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NewsToujours Deboutte! Yields a Discussion on Inclusivity in Feminist Events
Several issues were mentioned at a feminist discussion panel held at Université du Québec à Montréal, but some attendees were bothered by the topics of intersectionality and inclusivity.
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NewsMontreal Zero Waste Festival: From the Community, For the Community
Marché Bonsecours hosted the third annual Zero Waste Festival last weekend, inviting zero waste vendors and zero waste dabblers to learn more about the movement.
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NewsHochelaga Community Members March Against the Climate Crisis
Hochelaga citizens have taken to the streets, pots and pans in hand, to draw attention to the climate crisis.
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NewsPolitics Catered to the Youth: Federal Election Debate
Climate action and health care were at the forefront of the federal debate catering to young voters.
