In This Issue
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NewsConcordia University introduces new campus safety texting service
A new service introduced by Concordia University allows students to reach Campus Safety and Prevention Services by text message.
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NewsSHIFT’s fellowship program brings social change
The SHIFT research and advocacy program aims to do academic research differently as fellows work directly with community organizations to drive social change in Montreal.
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SportsPregnant, not sidelined
The Women’s Tennis Association now pays 12 months of maternity leave, and Athletics Canada no longer treats pregnancy as an injury, but gaps remain for independent athletes and for those returning to competition. Here’s what could close them.
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SportsGone too soon for Concordia flag football
The Concordia University flag football team could not match previous seasons’ heights, bowing out of the RSEQ tournament in the quarterfinals.
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SportsStrength, perseverance and resilience in a women’s cycling world
In the last few years, interest in women’s sports has grown significantly. Yet many in the world of women’s cycling believe the sport still has room to grow in popularity and viewership.
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SportsUnwanted attention beyond the scoreboard
Women break records, set new goals and fight to stay relevant in sports. Commentary on their appearances, bodies, and personal lives often overshadows their achievements. In a sporting world that celebrates male athletes for their strength and skill, female athletes are expected to maintain their appearance while also excelling at their sport.
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OpinionsLowering immigration, but at what cost?
Quebec immigration should not be feared, but we need to plan adequately to ensure everyone has the resources they need to thrive.
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OpinionsTransgender people need protection and allyship, now more than ever
In the midst of a rising tide of anti-trans rhetoric, The Link stands with transgender and non-binary people.
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Fringe ArtsCandy wrapper
Writing about sex and losing my virginity somehow turned into writing about wanting something, getting it and still feeling lost afterward.
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Fringe ArtsDrag is more than a show
Drag is an art form with many layers, and this local drag bar helps highlight self-expression beyond the glamour.
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Fringe ArtsGoing all the way with Cinéma L’Amour
Cinéma L’Amour may not be quite as well-known as some of Montreal’s other attractions, but its place as a city fixture cannot be understated.
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Fringe ArtsThe Soul Trembles in Montreal
The Soul Trembles is an immersive exhibition of Chiharu Shiota’s work. It showcases her intricate thread work and its evolution across her career.
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Fringe ArtsConcordia’s department of biology earns Hollywood credit
Concordia’s campus made it to Prime Video. The Love Hypothesis features the biology department and some of its students. The rom-com was shot in Montreal, with the Loyola campus and the SP building transformed into Stanford University.
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OpinionsTransgender love is possible
It’s easy to believe that being transgender is a condemnation to loneliness, but self-love might be the antidote.
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OpinionsIt’s time for Quebec to ditch time change
As Western Canada stops changing its time, it’s time for Eastern Canada to stop changing our time and instead change with the times.
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OpinionsYou don’t need to abandon romance for academic success
If a relationship keeps you from focusing on your studies and passions, it’s probably not the one you are meant to be in.
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OpinionsThe sex hypothesis
Between the “bury your gays” and the “one season lesbian curse,” every queer identity is fighting for adequate representation, including asexuality, which just got its first mainstream movie.
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OpinionsNot in the mood
Between purity politics and spiritual ideas about sexual energy, wanting sex without strings attached has become surprisingly controversial.
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OpinionsThe culture behind the headline
The alleged Cornell University gang rape is one of many headlines that have made their way to mainstream media in the last decade, with millions of people across the world reacting in outrage at yet another case of sexual violence.
