Samuel Kayll
Samuel Kayll is The Link's Vol. 46 sports editor. His love for Korean barbecue is surpassed only by his love for the San Antonio Spurs.
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OpinionsThe U.S.’s English tunnel vision
For a country that prides itself on its model citizens, the United States falls well short when it comes to language learning.
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NewsThousands in Montreal march for global women’s rights
The 25th annual International Women’s Day march drew a wave of advocacy groups to downtown Montreal, who marched in support of women’s rights and anti-colonialism.
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SportsStingers 2, Carabins 1: Concordia cements a dynasty
The Concordia University women’s hockey team took down the Université de Montréal Carabins to capture their fourth RSEQ title in five years.
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SportsThe veteran leadership of Stingers women’s hockey
For the Concordia University women’s hockey team, success stems from the team’s veterans. This year’s seniors have fuelled another strong season while passing down their lessons.
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SportsStingers 4, Carabins 3: Concordia ends the regular season in style
The Concordia University women’s hockey team ensured a strong regular-season finish over their crosstown rivals.
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NewsCSU elects Asa Kohn as new council chairperson
Asa Kohn, who had previously filled in as interim chairperson following previous chairperson Angelica Antonakopoulos’ resignation in January, was voted in as the Concordia Student Union’s new chairperson during a special council meeting on Feb. 18.
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SportsConcordia athletes give back
Athletes’ popularity makes them highly influential figures, no matter the level of competition. Concordia’s athletes are no different, making community service a priority.
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SportsConcordia graduate and former Link sports editor releases new book
Julian McKenzie has worked everywhere in sports media, including as The Link’s Volume 35 sports editor. The Link got the chance to talk to him about his recently released book, Black Aces: Essential Stories from Hockey’s Black Trailblazers.
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SportsStingers 4, Redbirds 3 (OT): Concordia emerges victorious in the Corey Cup
The Concordia University and McGill University men’s hockey teams wrote a classic chapter in their crosstown rivalry, with Concordia coming back to pull out an overtime victory.
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SportsAn uncertain future for McGill women’s rugby
After McGill University announced the elimination of 25 club and varsity sports teams, the women’s rugby team jumped into action to save their program. But even after raising over $80,000 in funding for the 2026 season, can the team maintain their competition long-term?
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SportsEmma Nonnenmacher creates balance in a fast-paced life
From Haguenau to Montreal, Emma Nonnenmacher has made a name for herself as a marquee prospect for the French national women’s hockey team. In her first season with Concordia University, she explains how she manages the workload.
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SportsThe U Sports-NCAA dilemma
Young Canadian athletes often see the U.S. and the National Collegiate Athletic Association as the ideal destination to continue their professional aspirations. But what happens when things go sideways—and what can Canadian universities provide as an alternative?
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SportsStingers 2, Gaiters 1 (OT): Concordia earns signature win in a heated rivalry matchup
The Concordia University women’s hockey team treated a packed Ed Meagher Arena to a signature game on Pride Night, slipping past their conference rivals to extend their dominance.
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SportsStingers 4, Martlets 2: Concordia grit too much for McGill
The Concordia University women’s hockey team picked up their first win of 2026 in a classic match against its rivals
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SportsMcGill athletic cuts set to affect Concordia competition
McGill University recently slashed its athletics program, eliminating 25 varsity and club programs. Critically, the departure of women’s rugby could upend the balance in the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ) and Concordia’s place in the conference.
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NewsConcordia student groups denounce administration after far-right outlet appears on campus
Concordia University club StartUp Nation invited journalist and self-described Muslim Zionist Luai Ahmed to a Nov. 17 event where Rebel News reporter Alexandra Lavoie also appeared and filmed. Her presence, which violated the university’s policy on media access, has drawn criticism from multiple student groups who say Concordia failed to intervene.
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SportsAzzurri 10, Stingers 0: Italy swarms Concordia
The Concordia University women’s hockey team suffered defeat in a matchup with the Italian national team as part of the Azzurri’s pre-Olympic training tour.
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SportsNot all fee levies are created equal
A second year on the ballot for Concordia Recreation and Athletics’ proposed fee levy increase ended in failure again. What went wrong, and how can organizations improve their chances?
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SportsHow sweaters and socks shaped the life of Concordia’s newest hockey star
From Ontario to New Brunswick to Quebec, Ekaterina Pelowich took an unorthodox path through the world of hockey. But her drive’s never wavered, and she’s ready to help push Concordia University towards another national championship.
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SportsA season to be proud of for Concordia flag football
With an excellent regular season and championship game finish, the Concordia University flag football team can hold its head high.
