In This Issue
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Fringe ArtsSocial media, passion and music
Luka Ferraro uses his social media presence to boost his work while focusing on enjoying the process and conveying that enjoyment to his followers and listeners.
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Fringe ArtsMeet the dance pioneer who wants to save hip-hop
From Madagascar to the United States to Canada, Angelo Ameur has always lived and breathed hip-hop dance. Now he’s fighting for its future.
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NewsFederal government falls short on youth demands for good green jobs
The federal government’s rollout of the Youth Climate Corps falls short of proposed goal, meaning less funding and fewer jobs to tackle the climate and unemployment crises.
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NewsBuilding rockets in between classes
Space Concordia Solid Rocketry division launched their newest rocket, beating records thanks to full-time effort by volunteers.
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OpinionsWhat the heck is professional attire anyway!?
Despite the fashion world opening up to the wave of workplace business casual, fitting in remains the gold standard.
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News
No CTRL over AI
Concordia University has still decided to move forward with the initiative, even though students have criticized the department’s decision.
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NewsYoung Montreal job seekers struggle to hear back from employers
Young people seeking jobs say that finding work can mean sending out dozens of applications without hearing back, as increased competition and automated screening make the job search more difficult.
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OpinionsNostalgia Nook: It isn’t raining women anymore
Recent TV shows have lacked complex and messy adult women who remind us it’s okay not to have it all figured out.
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NewsQuebec election information distributed solely in French
The upcoming elections faced backlash after it was announced that, under Bill 96, voting information would be distributed only in French. The issue, later taken to civil court, resulted in minor changes.
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OpinionsFree public transportation is worth investing in
With the cost-of-living crisis constantly looming over the lives of Montrealers, the adoption of free public transportation would be a much-welcomed relief.
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OpinionsIs a bachelor’s degree keeping its promise?
Job markets are changing more than ever; bachelor’s degrees aren’t adapting at the same pace. Is a bachelor’s degree still fulfilling its long-standing promise?
