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NewsCUTV in Legal Limbo
Following yet another week of name-calling, finger-pointing, conspiracy theories and general tumult, Concordia University Television has come to a grinding halt…
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NewsCafé X Wants to Compost
After years of failed attempts to bring compost to Concordia’s Visual Arts complex, managers from the student-run Café X have started a petition to pressure the university to bring compost collection bins to the building.
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NewsA New VP on the Horizon?
During the Concordia Student Union general elections, the race to executive is contentious, cantankerous and damn difficult. But Hajar El Jahidi is poised to avoid all of that—and walk right in mid-mandate.
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NewsPresident Says ConU Not Preparing for Strike
Concordia President Alan Shepard isn’t yet worried about the unlimited strike mandate passed by the Concordia University Part-Time Faculty Association.
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NewsChinese 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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NewsAn 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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NewsStart 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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NewsConcordia 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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NewsRehabilitating 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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NewsExpanding Eating Options on Campus
Concordia is a diverse community and according to its students, it needs equally diverse food options.

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