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Chinese Students Continue to Speak Out
More of Concordia’s Chinese students came forward last week with allegations about bad experiences in homestays and shady dealings with a recruiter employed by the university.
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An Educational Exchange
With a major education summit looming and a newly elected provincial government in control, Concordia religious studies professor Dr. Norman Cornett says it’s nice everybody needs to get involved…
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Start It, Grow It, Pitch It, Fund It
A wide-ranging group of members from Montreal’s start-up community flocked to Monumental National for the third Founder Fuel Demo Day on Nov. 8.
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Concordia Profs Weigh In On US Election Results
Three professors from Concordia’s political science department and a history professor convened on Thursday to analyze the 2012 American Presidential election.
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Rehabilitating CUTV
After months of growing tensions between members, resignations of Board directors, senior staff, financial confusion and mismanagement, Concordia University Television came to a grinding halt midway through October.
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Expanding Eating Options on Campus
Concordia is a diverse community and according to its students, it needs equally diverse food options.
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Start-Ups Find a Home at Notman House
From the outside, Notman House appears to be nothing more than a dilapidated building just west of the gas station at the corner of Sherbrooke St. W. and St. Laurent Blvd.
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Snippets From Senate
On Nov. 2 the Senate, Concordia’s highest academic body, met for their regular monthly meeting.
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2110 Centre and CKUT Form The Dragonroot Project
The 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy and the McGill-based campus-community radio station CKUT are banding together to spread awareness about gendered violence under the moniker of The Dragonroot Project.
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For a Safe, Sub-Zero Commute
You know you’re Canadian when the temperature is at -20 degrees Celsius, it’s snowing, and you’re still biking to class.