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Urban Planning Students to Strike for Fall Reading Week
Students voted unanimously in their General Assembly to strike from Oct. 3 to 7
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Justice and Accountability: Marching for Gaza
Hundreds of Montrealers held a vigil for the victims of the most recent Israeli attacks on Gaza and Nablus
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NewsMinimal COVID-19 protocols on campus: reasonable or “blatant disregard?”
At the intersection of virology, public safety and human stubbornness, Canadian universities remain disjointed on pandemic protocols.
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NewsHundreds of Montrealers protest systemic transphobia in Quebec
Denouncing transphobia in Quebec’s medical and political systems, hundreds of queer and trans Montrealers took to the streets.
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NewsCSU General Coordinator resigns mid-removal meeting
The head of the Concordia Student Union resigned as he was being removed from office in a special council meeting.
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NewsCSU to remove General Coordinator from office
Seven Concordia Student Union executives have signed a letter calling for the removal of General Coordinator Elijah Olise from office.
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NewsIs Concordia responsible for this student’s deportation?
Elijah Pedriani claims that, not only did advisors present part-time studies as a legitimate option for him, the administration also forced him to take two semesters as a part-time student. Yet not once was he informed that this would lead to a violation of his study permit, he said.
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NewsCSU releases 2022-2023 operations budget
New budget, new bylaws, new council members: the Concordia Student Union made moves during Wednesday’s special council meeting.
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NewsMeet me at the mall, for art, research and science
Concordia’s Center for Research on Aging teams up with the Art Hives to bring research labs to the community.
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NewsConcordia removes all COVID-19 health measures
Masks will no longer be required at Concordia beginning on June 23. COVID-19 case self-reporting is also ending.
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NewsCSU council prepares for upcoming academic year
Sorting out their duties and filling seats in their committees, CSU council members had their last regular meeting until the fall.
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NewsConcordia renews contract with notorious prison food provider
Aramark has served Concordia students uncooked chicken, moldy bread, hair and bits of plastic. The corporation’s contract with the university was recently renewed until 2026.
