In This Issue
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OpinionsA constitution without consent
Bill 1 would create a Quebec constitution, modify the province’s human rights charter and limit some publicly funded court challenges. As Quebec expands its constitutional authority, accountability and minority protections cannot be afterthoughts.
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OpinionsTime-travelling home
Going home shows how much you’ve changed and how little others may see it.
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OpinionsAre the kids alright?
With every new trend cycle, waves of young adults turn to influencers in search of who they’re supposed to become next.
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OpinionsK-pop and the sanitization of Black culture
K-pop embodies the pattern of Black music being policed at its source and profited from once repackaged for mainstream audiences.
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OpinionsConcordia’s preferred name policy falls flat
Concordia’s preferred name policy still requires students to use their legal names with Health Services, which can frequently lead to deadnaming for transgender students.
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SportsConcordia’s Society of Automotive Engineers is speeding to success
More than just a club, Concordia University’s Society of Automotive Engineers is a platform for students looking to become determined engineers by solving complex problems and competing with schools all over the world.
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NewsSPVM increase in chemical irritant usage sparks outcry
Aggressive and indiscriminate deployment of chemical irritants has Montrealers injured and experts worried.
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NewsBeyond Sir George Williams University’s 1969 Computer Riot
In 1969, students at what is now Concordia University staged a 14-day occupation to protest racial bias. Now, over five decades later, the university is taking steps to reconcile with its legacy through apologies and new initiatives—but is it enough?
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SportsConcordia women’s basketball sets the standard
The Concordia University Stingers’ three seniors produce more than half the women’s basketball team’s scoring, rebounds and assists. But for rookie Saydie Roy, their legacy is the leadership they modelled off the court.
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SportsStingers well represented at Canadian football combines
Christopher Liberta, Jean-Sébastien Lamothe, Damien Irep and Loïk Gagné helped uplift the Concordia University football team and build a national culture. Now, they’ll take on the next frontier: the Canadian Football League.
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NewsConcordia Food Coalition stirs up the university’s food networks
The Concordia Food Coalition helps university food initiatives thrive through the STIR program.
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NewsHive Free Lunch program fails to collect signatures for fee levy
The Hive Free Lunch program failed to collect enough signatures for a fee levy, leading some to question barriers that student groups face.
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NewsTen years of sustainability at Concordia
With shaky finances, changing technologies and “greenwashing” allegations, Concordia University’s sustainability goals have morphed over the past 10 years—and they will continue to change.
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Fringe ArtsIn community, in love
At NouLa, conversations about love, identity and belonging move beyond the screen and into the room, shaped by the students who hold the space.
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SportsHired to win, fired to fix
In pro sports, even winning isn’t always enough. Coaches are judged fast and replaced faster.
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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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Fringe ArtsIndigo, interrupted
Through indigo, Sharmistha Kar traces the labour and histories embedded in material. Her textile practice brings handwork and digital processes together, foregrounding labour and care in the act of making.
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Fringe ArtsStay loud, Montreal
From Saint-Henri to Saint-Denis, Montreal’s open mic bars continue to shape the city’s music community.
