CSU sexual assault policy becomes bylaw
Filipino group Anakbayan commemorate the survivors of martial law
Cross-contamination for dummies
CSU criticizes university’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion plan and process
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CSU sexual assault policy becomes bylaw
In rare moment of agreement, CSU adjourns after six-minute meeting
In an uncharacteristically short meeting, the CSU passed a motion to add part of the Sexual Assault Policy to its by-laws with no opposition.
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Filipino group Anakbayan commemorate the survivors of martial law
48 years after martial law was first declared, Filipinos in Montreal gather to reflect
Several Filipino organizations in Montreal gathered to commemorate those who lost their lives during the Marcos presidency and the time of martial law, 48 years ago.
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Cross-contamination for dummies
A digestible explanation on how to keep yourself and others safe
Find out how to keep your germs to yourself.
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CSU criticizes university’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion plan and process
Isaiah Joyner hopes revisions will include more student voices
The CSU deplores the university’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion plan, hoping more student voices will be included in its revisions.
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Tenured film studies professor accused of racism
Students demand reform and removal after racist language used in class
Students are speaking out against film studies professors and the ongoing racism within the program.
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International students on their first week back
Students rushed back home in mid-March, not anticipating online classes for the next year
A look into how international students are finding studying from their home countries.
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Weathering the pandemic far from home
An English teacher from Montreal’s experience dealing with COVID-19 in Japan
How Japan’s pandemic response was a culture shock for a Canadian English teacher.
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Fee-levies adapt to serve community despite campus closure
Student-led groups remain committed to providing resources and opportunities
Find out how Concordia’s fee-levy groups are providing their services to students and the community.
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Paige Beaulieu resigns from CSU due to unsafe work environment
Former councillor said pronoun mockery was ‘tip of the iceberg,’ citing racism, transphobia, and sexism
Paige Beaulieu has resigned for the Concordia Student Union, but is hopeful for the group’s future.
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Councillor, known for mocking pronouns, posts controversial message on Facebook group
Jeremya Deneault claims to identify as ‘reciprogender,’ male or female based on odd or even-numbered days
Screenshots have surfaced of Concordia Student Union councillor Jeremya Deneault making inappropriate comments in private messages, in Zoom chats and in Facebook groups. Councillors say these types of comments are contributing to a toxic and disrespectful work environment at the CSU.
