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Samuel Kayll
Samuel Kayll is The Link's Volume 47 editor-in-chief and was Volume 46's sports editor. If pineapple Jarritos had caffeine in them, he would be dead.
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SportsThe rebirth of a league
The establishment of a new Division 1 men’s hockey league predicts new horizons not just for universities, but at all levels of provincial competition.
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SportsGee-Gees 31, Stingers 10: Concordia falters in home opener
The Concordia University men’s rugby team could not hang with the University of Ottawa, as the Gee-Gees pulled away for their first win of the year.
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SportsGee-Gees 26, Stingers 21: Ottawa outlasts Concordia
Despite a late surge, the Concordia University women’s rugby team dropped a close decision against the University of Ottawa.
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SportsLo, how the Roses e’er blooming
Whether smashing opponents or attendance records, the Montreal Roses have made their mark in the Northern Super League’s second season.
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SportsA night out with Concordia intramurals
For students who hope to continue playing the sports they love, Concordia’s intramural leagues represent a chance to bond with teammates and escape their studies for an evening.
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SportsConcordia golf swings into action
Two years after the Concordia golf program returned to conference competition, the architects of its revival hope to make it last.
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NewsMontreal city council passes amended motion in solidarity with Palestine
The Montreal city council adopted an amended version of Projet Montréal’s motion in solidarity with the people of Palestine, omitting a dedication to cut ties with Israeli institutions.
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NewsCSU fails to reach quorum at first special council meeting of new mandate
The Concordia Student Union conducted no business at its special council meeting on June 29, failing to reach quorum.
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NewsArtemis II takes over Place-des-Arts
A panel featuring the crew of the Artemis II mission at Place-des-Arts featured discussions of teamwork and resilience as well as a rallying cry to promote innovation in space exploration.
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CSU approves affinity group policy, club rules update and councillor pay increase at special meeting
The Concordia Student Union used a special council meeting on April 22 to pass a new community affinity groups policy, overhaul its clubs policy, increase councillor honouraria to account for inflation and amend its bylaws to reinstate four councillors.
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SportsCitadins 26, Stingers 25: Concordia flag football suffers another heartbreaking final loss
The Concordia University flag football team looked well-positioned to take home the Football Quebec Winter League championship, but fell in a nail-biting upset.
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NewsStudents and professors raise concerns over limited Concordia design labs access
As a shortage of staff limits access to Concordia University’s design labs, some fear that a decline in program resources could affect the long-term quality of the department.
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SportsConcordia Formula Racing unveils 2026 car
At the annual AutoX showcase for the Concordia Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), the Formula team revealed its newest design for the upcoming season.
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SportsConcordia hires new director of Recreation and Athletics
Claude Morin, a former professional hockey player and longtime administrator, will assume the director of Recreation and Athletics position at Concordia University in May.
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SportsSerenity, synergy and success on ice
Wherever she goes, synchronized skater Shailja Judge finds success. Even a new city, club and school haven’t slowed her down.
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NewsConcordia to increase compulsory fees for Fall 2026
The Concordia Board of Governors approved two per-credit fee increases for students in another attempt to reduce the university’s stark deficit.
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SportsCarabins 5, Stingers 2: Concordia’s magical season ends in heartbreak
The Concordia University women’s hockey team competed in their fourth national championship game in five years, but lost a crushing final to its conference rivals.
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SportsStingers 3, Bison 1: Concordia kicks off the national championship
The Concordia University women’s hockey team opened the U Sports women’s hockey national championship with a win over the University of Manitoba.
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SportsA dynamic duo forged on ice
As the Concordia University men’s hockey team prepares to enter a new era, it welcomes two immediate contributors who already share an unbreakable bond.
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SportsA physical game on a virtual field
Virtual reality is emerging as a new tool in sports, offering athletes new ways to train, simulate game scenarios and support recovery.
