Sheena Macmillan

New online opt-out system approved by CSU

System encourages students to learn more about fee-levies and their services

Sheena Macmillan — Published October 20, 2020 | Comments

After improving on the online opt-out system used over the summer, the current system used during the fall has been approved by the Concordia Student Union.
Meet the man of mystery behind @memesofconcordia

A curated selection of spicy Concordia memes delivered to your Instagram feed

Sheena Macmillan — Published October 1, 2020 | Comments

If anything can get you through a pandemic depression, it’s some Concordia memes.
Complaints filed against police officers for mismanagement of harassment complaint

Police accused of not taking case seriously or informing victim of harasser’s record

Sheena Macmillan — Published September 30, 2020 | Comments

Two ethics complaints have been filed against five police officers by a Concordia PhD student after her criminal harassment case wasn’t taken seriously.
CSU criticizes university’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion plan and process

Isaiah Joyner hopes revisions will include more student voices

Sheena Macmillan — Published September 20, 2020 | Comments

The CSU deplores the university’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion plan, hoping more student voices will be included in its revisions.
International students on their first week back

Students rushed back home in mid-March, not anticipating online classes for the next year

Miriam Lafontaine & Sheena Macmillan — Published September 19, 2020 | Comments

A look into how international students are finding studying from their home countries.
Q&A with President Graham Carr

How is Concordia finding its footing in tumultuous times?

Sheena Macmillan & Elias Grigoriadis — Published September 8, 2020 | Comments

COVID-19 and Black Lives Matter defined the summer. How is Concordia adapting to the moment, and can students take comfort in the administration’s plans for the unprecedented days ahead? The Link sat down with President Graham Carr to discuss the university’s preparations, expectations, and hopes.
Motion for Centralized Online Opt-Out System Passes by One Vote in Secret Ballot

Centralized System Chosen Over Fee-Levy Made System

Sheena Macmillan — Published June 17, 2020 | Comments

Concordia’s centralized online opt-out system has been given an official deadline: fall 2020. A previous system designed by fee-levy groups has been scrapped and will be reimagined.
Your Silence Is Deafening

Social Media Returning to Normal Doesn’t Mean It’s Over

Sheena Macmillan — Published June 15, 2020 | Comments

The murder of George Floyd sent a shock wave through the world, both in the streets and online. With social media trends like #BlackoutTuesday gaining popularity, so has performative activism. While your silence is deafening, so is your echoing.
Online Opt-Out Motion Tabled Indefinitely

Fee-Levy Consultation Report Approved by CSU Council in Separate Vote

Sheena Macmillan — Published May 21, 2020 | Comments

CSU councillors approved the fee-levy consultation report, but the motion to implement it was tabled indefinitely.
Appeal on Disqualification of Councillor-Elect Fails

CEO Accused of “Taking Sides”

Sheena Macmillan — Published May 16, 2020 | Comments

After Harvin Hilaire’s controversial disqualification from last month’s CSU election, the appeal for his case to the Judicial Board failed—leaving him without a spot on council.
Q&A With General Coordinator-Elect Isaiah Joyner

How COVID-19 Put a Wrench in Wheels of ‘We Got You’

Elias Grigoriadis & Sheena Macmillan — Published May 7, 2020 | Comments

Following last month’s CSU election, We Got You is gearing up to prepare for their coming mandate. Get to know the General Coordinator-elect, Isaiah Joyner.
CSU Council Candidate Disqualified Due to Pending Faculty Transfer

General Coordinator Accused of Misusing Position to Influence Elections

Sheena Macmillan — Updated April 17, 2020 at 3:14pm | Comments

General Coordinator Christopher Kalafatidis has been accused of using his power as a CSU executive to influence the election’s results.
‘We Got You’ Slate Wins Unopposed CSU Election

Only 5.6 Per Cent of Student Body Voted in Online Election

Sheena Macmillan — Published April 11, 2020 | Comments

CSU executive team and council rearranged, with all referendum questions passing in online election.
How Mental Health Is (or Isn’t) Handled in Asian Communities

An Intergenerational Gap Separating Parents From Their Children

Sheena Macmillan — Published April 10, 2020 | Comments

What happens when the pressures become too heavy and there’s nowhere left to turn? Three first-generation Asian women explain the complications surrounding their heritage and their mental health.
Concordia Closed Until March 29 Due to COVID-19 Prevention

Some Classes Will Be Moved Online Starting March 16

Sheena Macmillan — Updated March 13, 2020 at 10:38pm | Comments

Concordia will be closed from March 16 to March 29, with essential services still running.
CSU Meeting Paused Due to Fire Hazard

Over 40 Fee-Levy Group Members Left Waiting in Hallway

Sheena Macmillan — Published March 11, 2020 | Comments

Over 40 fee-levy group members were forced to wait outside as the CSU booked a conference room suitable for maximum 34 people.
CSU Executive Candidates Announced

‘We Got You’ Slate Running Unopposed

Sheena Macmillan — Published March 9, 2020 | Comments

We Got You is the only slate running for executive positions, with each of its members running unopposed.
International Women’s Day March Takes Over Cabot Square

“Women United Will Never Be Defeated!”

Sheena Macmillan — Published March 8, 2020 | Comments

The sound of hundreds of people chanting filled Cabot Square this afternoon for International Women’s Day.
What Do International Students Think About Montreal’s Winter?

Get a Worldwide Review of Our Sub-Zero Weather

Sheena Macmillan — Published March 3, 2020 | Comments

International students share their first winter experiences.
Mandatory CSU In-Person Consent Training Called Into Question

Deadline for Training Completion Has Been Removed by Vote

Sheena Macmillan — Published February 14, 2020 | Comments

Missing the mandatory in-person consent training will no longer result in resignation for CSU councillors.