Safa Hachi
Safa Hachi is The Link's Vol. 46 fringe arts editor. She finds dive bars are her safe space.
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NewsStudents picket and take over Hall building on first day of strikes
As part of the International University Day of Action for Palestine, Concordia University students picketed classrooms and took over the Hall building.
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News7,523 Concordia students set to strike in solidarity with Palestine
In solidarity with Palestine, Concordia students plan a two-day strike on Nov. 21 and Nov. 22 to push for transparency and an end to university partnerships with Israeli military-linked corporations.
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OpinionsThe twenties dilemma
Even though I feel like a kid in an adult’s body, the thrill of independence and the anxiety of spontaneity are shaping who I’m becoming.
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NewsConcordia campus security under growing scrutiny
Concordia is facing scrutiny over security practices. Allegations of targeted surveillance and bias toward pro-Palestine students question whether these measures protect students or foster fear. -
Fringe ArtsLeather liberation
CJ’s custom lingerie business fuses rebellion, sensuality and empowerment, challenging societal norms and celebrating bold self-expression.
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OpinionsI’m Just Saying: There’s more to life than the past
Pop culture seems trapped in a time loop. Have we run out of ideas, or is nostalgia just too comforting to let go of?
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Fringe ArtsA SWANA symphony
Blending tradition with innovation, Habibi Boom celebrates SWANA’s rich cultural tapestry while pushing the boundaries of contemporary music in Montreal. -
NewsThe tech industry’s struggle with racism and sexism
Industry experts and students speak out on racial bias in AI.
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OpinionsLove without labels
Modern dating’s ambiguity and emotional blurring demand clear communication and boundaries to mitigate confusion and heartbreak.
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OpinionsResolutions Reimagined
As the New Year begins, it’s vital to break free from unattainable resolutions and instead focus on realistic, incremental changes for personal growth.
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OpinionsResellers are killing thrift culture
Thrifting, once a necessity, has transformed into a trendy, commodified pursuit, challenging the very essence of affordability and accessibility it once represented.
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NewsStudents voice concerns over Quebec’s newest financial barriers
With the recent implementation of the province’s tuition hikes and Bill 96, students in and outside of Montreal are doubting their future in the province.
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OpinionsFaiths and Fears: How Religion Shapes My View of Death
What scared me more than dying itself was the concept of an eternal afterlife. I remember feeling a sense of impending doom, a tingling sensation at what “forever” could mean.
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OpinionsLayers and lattes: The advantages of the fall season
As I grow older, I find something uniquely enchanting about the fall season.
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