In This Issue
-
Fringe ArtsThird space recommendations near campus
A third space is anywhere you can hang out that isn’t home or work; a place you can go to escape. The Link’s masthead gives you their picks for places to go!
-
Fringe ArtsWebster Library exhibitions bring some light onto the Concordia campus
The Library Exhibitions Committee at Webster Library brings some fun and creativity onto the Concordia campus through thoughtfully curated exhibits.
-
SportsLo, how the Roses e’er blooming
Whether smashing opponents or attendance records, the Montreal Roses have made their mark in the Northern Super League’s second season.
-
SportsA night out with Concordia intramurals
For students who hope to continue playing the sports they love, Concordia’s intramural leagues represent a chance to bond with teammates and escape their studies for an evening.
-
SportsConcordia golf swings into action
Two years after the Concordia golf program returned to conference competition, the architects of its revival hope to make it last.
-
OpinionsEditorial: The importance of student journalism
Aren’t you tired of sifting through the slop to find the truth?
-
_(1)_600_375_s_c1.png)
OpinionsEditorial: Welcome to Concordia University
Beneath the smiling stock-photo posters lies a different Concordia, one shaped by budget cuts, silenced protests and accountability dodges. The Link is here to show you what it really looks like.
-
NewsAdjusting to a world without Limited Term Appointments
The Link spoke to Concordia faculty about the non-renewal of LTA contracts, to find out how their departments are adapting to their first year without their support.
-
SportsHow to attend Stingers games
This is your ultimate guide to attending a Stingers game, the perfect cherry on top of your Concordia experience.
-
NewsSir George Williams’ past and present
Many of Concordia’s buildings are enriched with history that paved the way for the services and departments they provide today. However, room for improvement remains.
-
NewsThe Concordia commuting experience
Students are benefiting from new transit choices to reach Concordia’s campuses. However, budget cuts are making the future of commuting uncertain.
-
NewsFarewell to Mackay St.’s R-R Annex
As the Liberal Arts College relocates to the 10th floor, members remain determined to bring back the life of the college into their new space.
-
NewsThe future of French at Concordia
A deal struck with the Quebec government has led the university to help new out-of-province students graduate with Level 4 French proficiency per the deal’s request.
-
OpinionsNostalgia Nook: The return of recession pop-timism
Recession pop originally emerged as a response to the 2008 economic recession, which left many young adults without the promise of a stable future.
-
NewsWhere is my tuition going?
Embedded in Concordia’s tuition are dozens of small charges most students never read closely, funding a range of services many don’t know exist. Here’s how much students pay, and where the money goes.
-
OpinionsGuilt and privilege in student exchanges
Among the feelings of excitement, newness and gratitude, there has been a lingering sentiment of otherness and guilt.
-
OpinionsTuition hikes compromise Concordia’s future
As students, we must not get discouraged from standing up for ourselves just because our institutions have stopped fighting for us.
-
OpinionsThe catalogue of stories at the Webster Library
Webster Library’s infamous mess is both a student etiquette problem and a city problem.
-
Fringe ArtsCombining the worlds of visual art and theatre
Concordia alumnus Samuel Rancourt recounts his many projects and adventures.
-
OpinionsConcrete jungle where dreams end
SGW campus was built for efficiency at the cost of student life.
