Olivia Integlia
Olivia Integlia was The Link's Vol. 43's co-news editor and former opinions editor. She enjoys playing loud music in the car with the windows rolled all the way down.
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NewsReggie’s Bar Forced to Adapt to Bankruptcy Concerns
Reggie’s, Concordia’s student bar, is on the verge of financial collapse due to unpaid loans.
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NewsDisabled Spoonies and Friends: Mobilizing for Change
Meet The First Student Club For and By Disabled Concordians
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Fringe ArtsKnitting Passion Pays the Bills
How Julia De Cotiis Grew an instagram account into a knitwear business.
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NewsFive Per Cent of ASFA Students Cast Ballots
The Results Are In: Here is Who Students Voted For in Fall By-Elections
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NewsBacked Into a Corner
Bill C-7, which expanded medical aid in dying to include people with disabilities, has had devastating effects on community members suffering from Canada’s shredded social safety net.
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OpinionsI’m Not Just a Person With a Disability
The Disabled Community is Capable of So Much More Than You Assume
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Fringe ArtsIt’s a Halloween Paw-ty!
Of Bassets, Beasts, and Boxers: check out the flyest fits from our furry friends this Halloween!
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NewsConcordia University: Champion of Greenwashing
Concordia’s cozying-up to the Royal Bank of Canada has raised alarms from students fighting for Indigenous rights and climate justice.
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OpinionsI Am Italian and I Am Unsurprised by How Politics Are Unravelling in Italy
Right-winged Views Have Always Existed Among Italians
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Fringe ArtsAn Artistic Escape from Semester Stress
Return of the Art Nook: how to unwind by getting creative.
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OpinionsDon’t @ Me: The Concordia Shuttle Buses Suck
The Shuttle Bus System is Anything but Safe and Convenient
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OpinionsShould Students Even Bother Getting Involved with Student Organizations?
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NewsConcordia renews contract with notorious prison food provider
Aramark has served Concordia students uncooked chicken, moldy bread, hair and bits of plastic. The corporation’s contract with the university was recently renewed until 2026.
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Special IssueA walking tour of the cultural cornerstones that brighten Montreal communities
Shining a light on some of Montreal’s family-owned restaurants and shops.
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