In This Issue
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OpinionsBreaking the chains
In the Western world, discussions around family abolition often intersect with broader conversations about social justice, feminism, queer and anti-capitalist theory.
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OpinionsAm I being a bad friend?
Emotional exhaustion is real and sometimes the sheer effort of keeping up friendships is just too much.
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SportsAFL Quebec introduces Australian football to Quebecers
Everyone always talks about American and European football, but what about Australian football?
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SportsMotionball Con U raises funds for Special Olympics
During this year’s iteration of the Marathon of Sport, Motionball Concordia raised $4,500. -
SportsNo mountain too steep for Jessymaude Drapeau
Jessymaude Drapeau has been through her fair share of challenges. But her ability to use her past experiences as motivation allows her to perform at an elite level.
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SportsPotential policy change could harm U Sports men’s hockey
The NCAA allowing eligibility to Canadian Hockey League players would have drastic consequences for U Sports recruitment.
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Fringe ArtsCooking for a cause: Mama Khan’s flavourful feasts fuel social impact
Hungry for a Pakistani fusion of flavour, family and philanthropy? Mama Khan is giving back to the community this Ramadan.
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OpinionsEditorial: The case for BDS at Concordia University
The increasing demands to revive the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement at Concordia University cannot be ignored or dismissed.
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Fringe ArtsDenim dreams
One Eye Sees is a sustainable clothing brand founded by Joshua Onazi, merging artistry with social and environmental responsibility through innovative denim-based fashion.
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NewsHundreds gather for trans day of vengeance
In light of trans visibility day, the CAQ’s complicity in province-wide transphobia was protested.
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Fringe ArtsSparkles, skates and sapphic seduction
Discover the world of Montreal-based performers Joy Rider and Kozmic Skater, the roller-blading dancing duo: Kosmic Joy
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OpinionsLeave Black girls alone
The adultification bias of Black women and girls is entangled in the premature perception of them as adults.
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NewsSecularism in action
Fatima Khan, a soon to be art educator, must leave the province to teach the subject she loves because of Bill 21, which declares Quebec a secular state.
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NewsIn preparation for a protest
What should you take to cover a protest? Here is a list of gear to have in your backpack.
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OpinionsSex Ed(itorial): Fluent in Fluidity
According to studies, women exhibit greater sexual fluidity than men.
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NewsTackling gendered violence head-on
The self-defence course is fine-tuned to meet the demands of gender-diverse people.
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NewsThe importance of the Student Advocacy Centre
The CSU’s Advocacy Centre aims to be a place that helps students navigate academic challenges.
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NewsMcGill Hunger Strike for Palestine enters its seventh week
With only electrolyte water to sustain them, the McGill students will strike indefinitely until a divestment from McGill.
