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CSU Looks to Change the Way They Collect Student Fees
Independent Jewish Voices Concordia Releases Letter Condemning CSU Councillor
Concordia 4, McGill 3: Rivalry Back to Full Form in Instant Classic
Montreal 4, Concordia 3 (OT): Tough Road Loss for Women’s Hockey
UQAM 85, Concordia 68: Costly Turnovers Haunt Stingers In Heated Away Game vs Citadins
Concordia 64, UQAM 60: A Mental Challenge for Stingers Women’s Basketball
“Hyper Real”-Life Experiences of What It Means to be Black in Montreal
Elizabeth Eugene Debuts Multimedia Piece “Allow Me To…” at the VAV
Poetry Series: “Empty” and “Floral Beauty” by Isaac Dinotno
Hyperrealist Artist Daniel Itiose Exhibits Expressive Paintings at the VAV
Letter: A Statement of Solidarity to Human Rights Defenders in the Philippines
The Problem With Consent in Movies
Reclaiming Remembrance Day
Editorial: Decriminalization in Canada
Medical Grave Robbing
Human Trafficking, Modern Day Slavery in South Africa
Reframing the Stereotype of the Angry Black Woman
A Concordia Student Describes Her Experiences Growing Up Racialized in Montreal
Erasing Tragedy: Black History and the Death of Fredy Villanueva
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Editorial: Don’t Hold Racism Consultations for Nothing
The CSU and Concordia Need to Take More Action, Sooner
Racism, and the administration’s ambivalence towards it, has been a simmering issue at Concordia for a very long time.
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PBHT127: The Women’s Hockey Rules Edition (ft. Claudia Dubois, Audrey Belzile, Katherine Purchase)
The Stingers women’s hockey team is going to Nationals for the second straight year. We find that pretty cool so we invited three players to come talk about it. Ireland Compton, Dustin Kagan Fleming and Erika Morris interview forwards Claudia Dubois and Audrey Belzile as well as goaltender Katherine Purchase about the feat.
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Nazim: Sudanese Hip Hop Artist on Rapping and Social Justice
Nazim is a spoken word artist based in Montreal. The fight against the status-quo is rooted in his lyrics as he shares his thoughts and disagreements centering around politics and social justice issues.
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The Link’s Volume 39 Masthead Elections Are Here
Tuesday night at 5 p.m., The Link will elect its editorial team for Volume 39.
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Editorial: Saving the Environment, Saving Ourselves
Sustainability Is MoreThan Just an Environmental Issue
This tension between the direction that we’re heading and the possibilities of something better is at the base of this special issue.
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Come to The Link Publication Society’s Annual General Assembly!
Stop by the office on March 20 and 22 to elect The Link’s next Board of Directors.
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Editorial: Lack of Transparency and Abuse of Power Foster Toxicity in the GSA
Sexual Harassment Allegations Shine a Light On Association’s Larger Flaws
Sexual misconduct is prevalent within our institution.
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PBHT126: The Olympic Update Edition (ft. Safia Ahmad, David S. Landsman)
The Press Box Hat Trick podcast crew updates you on what’s been going on at the Olympics, with a focus on women’s hockey.
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The Link Volume 39 General Elections Are Almost Here
To be eligible, individuals must have contributed four times to four separate issues.
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PBHT125: The (Mini) Milestone Edition (ft. Safia Ahmad, David S. Landsman)
Episode 125, that’s a bit of a milestone no?
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Editorial: A Broken Rollout to Concordia’s Sexual Misconduct Task Force
These hasty attempts by the administration to find a solution, any solution, to move past the misconduct has heightened awareness of other campus groups’ lack of preparedness when it comes to dealing with sexual violence.
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PBHT124: The Women in Sports Media Edition
Following a panel last Wednesday featuring Robyn Flynn of CJAD 800 and TSN 690, Les Canadiennes de Montreal general manager Meg Hewings and former The Link staff writer and Les Canadiennes press relations manager Safia Ahmad. Hosts Tristan D’Amours, Ireland Compton, Harrsion-Milo Rahajason and Alexander Perez welcome Safia to talk about the panel. They also give praise to Caroline Ouellette for becoming the Canadian Women’s Hockey League’s all-time leading scorer and also for being an all around badass.
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Editorial: Representation Matters
Canadian media is white.
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PBHT123: The Unsolved Mysteries Edition
For the first of the year, Coordinating Editor Tristan D’Amours and Sports Online Editor Harrison-Milo Rahajason are joined by staff writers Dustin Kagan Fleming and Elaine Genest to raise some unsolved mysteries about the Concordia Stingers. What’s mysterious about the Stingers? Will we ever get the answers? Who are we to know, we just ask questions into a microphone.
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Editorial: Islamophobia and Sexual Assault, Our Institutions are Failing Us
We have a sizeable Muslim population at Concordia, and that means we’re subject to these same forces as elsewhere in this province.
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Editorial: Administration Continues to Hide Behind Sexual Assault Resources
We’re entering the third week since allegations of sexual misconduct in Concordia’s Creative Writing program gained widespread attention. Yet we feel the university is sweeping the issue under the rug.
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The Link’s 2018 Doug Leslie Bursary
Congratulation to Alexander Perez, the recipient of this year’s Doug Leslie Bursary!
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Editorial: Conversations on Sexual Misconduct are Raising More Questions Than Answers
Over the last two years, The Link has written countless editorials regarding Concordia’s failure to properly address sexual violence on campus, yet here we are again.
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Launch Panel #4: Gender and Sexuality Panel
Recorded from The Link’s Gender and Sexuality launch party at Kafein Bar, Fringe Arts Editor Shannon Carranco and staff writer Ireland Compton welcome Kelly Holzmulle, also known as Will Charmer, and Lisa Morrison, also known as Lizzy Strange.
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Editorial: Let’s Keep the Discussion on Gender and Sexuality Going
Bringing the Marginalized Voices to the Front
With our Gender and Sexuality Issue, we aim to put the voices of women and queer and non-binary folks front and centre.
