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NewsCSU council votes down motion to send Art Matters fee levy increase to student ballot
The Concordia Student Union voted against sending Art Matters’ proposed fee levy increase to the fall by-election ballot, despite majority support. The student-run arts festival sought to raise its 25-year-old levy from $0.08 to $0.10 per credit to sustain programming amid inflation.
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NewsThe algorithm stole my appetite
Social media trends like “girl dinner” are often seen as fun and cute, but have a darker side that can promote damaging behaviour.
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NewsWhat’s here, what’s queer
Montreal is home to a variety of resources and organizations for LGBTQIA2S+ people in need — here is a brief list of gender-affirming resources in Montreal.
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NewsThe Pill problem
Women must often either take a form of birth control when they enter a relationship or when experiencing painful menstrual symptoms. While there have not been enough advances to ease the pressure on women, services like the Centre de santé des femmes de Montréal offer safe spaces for women to get access to healthcare.
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NewsSkincare crazes, hack or hoax?
Viral skincare trends are shaping how young consumers approach their skincare habits. Experts share insights on which popular treatments deliver results and which pose risks to skin health.
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NewsConcordia graduate runs for Westmount City councillor
Recent ConU graduate, current Queer Concordia president, and master’s student Jessica Winton is running for Westmount City councillor. The Link sat down with her to ask about her campaign.
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NewsUnder the skin of workplace bias against body art
As workplaces evolve, bias over body art is being challenged—one visible tattoo at a time.
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NewsConcordia Student Union prepares for fall by-elections
As the CSU gets ready for its fall by-elections, undergraduate students who still want to run for nomination have until Oct. 31 to gather the 40 required signatures to become a candidate.
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NewsPro-Palestine strikes at Concordia see two arrests and campus closure
Heavy police presence and arrests once again marked student strikes at Concordia University. Over 80,000 students were officially on strike on Oct. 6 and Oct. 7 across Montreal.
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NewsOver 10,000 take to Montreal’s streets for Palestine
Over 10,000 people marched through downtown Montreal on Oct. 4 as part of a global day of action for Palestine, demanding Canada impose an arms embargo and sanctions on Israel following the interception of humanitarian aid flotillas bound for Gaza.
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