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ConU 101: A Guide for International Students
Life as an international student is hard as it is. Navigating the city might be rough, but this list will help you through your first few weeks in the new city.
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Black and Indigenous Concordia students attacked by police
Two Concordia students were violently arrested by the police in July. They are now pressing charges, as they felt dehumanized and mistreated by the SPVM.
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50 years of Concordia student activism: a timeline
Concordia University has a reputation of being an activist campus. From Palestinian rights to the Sir George Williams Affair, Concordia students have fought for many different causes, and continue to do so to this day.
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Where TRAC ends and CREW begins
TAs and RAs demand change to a union that is supposed to have their back.
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Academic freedom: The good, the bad, and the ugly
Bill 32. Is it freedom of expression or a scapegoat for racism?
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ConU 101: Know your rights
A deep dive into Concordia student services and academic policies you might need to know about.
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Meet the rich: ConU Board of Governors
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a venture capitalist! Here’s a brief profile on some of the companies tied to members of Concordia’s Board of Governors.
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Hands off housing: Hundreds protest Bill 31
On August 25, hundreds gathered at Papineau Metro Station to protest Bill 31, expressing concerns about landlords’ increased authority and its impact on tenant rights. The protest reflected a growing call for action in the face of a deepening housing crisis in Quebec.
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Thousands Protest New Lease Transfer Bill
Thousands of protesters gathered at Parc Metro to denounce the new Bill 31, which would take away lease transfers, affecting immigrants and working-class workers.
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Dimensions in Testimony – The Most Interactive Holocaust Exhibit to Date
Dimensions in Testimony is a three-dimensional interactive exhibit that uses virtual technology to provide access to conversations with Holocaust survivors for future generations