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NewsThe Future of Montreal’s Housing Is in Its Past
In the dusty back room of the workshop of McGill University’s School of Architecture, a team of Concordia and McGill students are trying to build the row house’s future.
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NewsBringing LGBTQ Authors Out of the Darkness
Among the numerous special literature collections that the Concordia libraries offer, hidden and preserved away from the spotlight, sits a pile of treasures with no names attached to them. The names of authors of these writings have been kept in the dark for many years.
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NewsÀ Nous la Malting
Fred Burrill, an anti-gentrification organizer and PhD student at Concordia, explained that at the workshop on Feb.10, a new neighbourhood committee—tentatively titled À nous la malting—was formed and they will be meeting in the coming weeks to develop a vision for the site.
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NewsEnding the Stigma on Queer Black People and AIDS
On Thursday evening, all eyes were on Marlon M. Bailey as he put on a performance narrating the lives of five queer Black people suffering from HIV/AIDS based off his previous research.
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NewsASFA Reopens Communication With The Link
The Arts and Science Federation of Association has reversed its decision to stop communication with The Link Newspaper.
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NewsCASA Elections on the Horizon
The voting period for the general elections of the Commerce and Administration Students Association will run from Feb. 13 to 17.
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NewsNew Online Voting System to Be Used in a Limited Capacity for CASA Elections
After testing the “My Vote” system within MyConcordia, the CASA Board of Directors held an emergency meeting on Jan. 30 to decide if they would use the system for the elections.
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NewsCSU Supports MSA’s Bid to Keep Their Space
The Concordia Student Union passed a motion standing in solidarity with the Muslim Student Association to retain their space on the seventh floor of the Hall building during their council meeting on Wednesday night.
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NewsCASA Update: Private Messages, Possible Honorarium Changes, and a New Constitution
A motion to read a board member’s private Facebook messages was entertained but failed to pass at a Commerce and Administration Students’ Association Board meeting on Tuesday night.
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NewsCity of Montreal Announces It’ll Help Fund CSU Student Housing Project
Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre announced the city will make a $500,000 contribution for the Concordia Student Union Housing Project during a press conference at city hall on Tuesday afternoon.

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