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NewsReggies Thirsty Thursdays gone wrong
During a Reggies Thirsty Thursday event on Sept. 18, a 23-year-old patron broke DJ Alex Dalipaj’s laptop, causing $2,000 in damages. The suspect was detained by SPVM, charged with mischief, and later released the same evening.
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NewsThe truth about working as a woman in nightlife
Three women expose the reality of what it’s really like to work behind the scenes in Montreal nightlife industries. It turns out the constant contact with customers isn’t always friendly.
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NewsFighting hunger in Montreal classrooms
Through fatigue, frustration and low self-esteem, educators describe how hunger shows up in classrooms across the city and why consistent funding is needed to ensure no child goes unfed.
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NewsConcordia students share shuttle bus concerns at CSU town hall
The Concordia Student Union held a town hall on Sept. 24 to discuss concerns and solutions regarding the reduced shuttle bus schedule, which is being maintained for a second year.
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NewsFASA first student association to vote to strike for Palestine
Nearly a year after Concordia University students last went on strike for Palestine, student groups are once again mobilizing strike votes to pressure the university to divest from weapons manufacturers linked to Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
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NewsHundreds protest anti-trans demonstration
Hundreds of counter-protesters show up to defend the rights of trans youth in Montreal on Sept. 20.
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NewsCSU approves over $300,000 to fund two free dinner programs
The CSU has approved over $300,000 from its SSAELC fund to support food security initiatives at Concordia University, including the launch of two free dinner programs this fall. Additional funding will support Le Frigo Vert’s relocation, grassroots food organizations, and the development of a new Student Building.
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NewsLive podcast at Concordia emphasizes student influence in politics
Podcasters Sandy Hudson and Nora Loreto record live on Concordia’s campus to highlight student power and influence regarding political organizing.
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NewsAI-fuelled polarization can amplify division, researchers and activists warn
Concordia University researchers say that reinforcement-learning bots can intensify polarization on social media. Students and activists on campus worry that AI-driven echo chambers can spread misinformation.
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NewsArtists and activists withdraw works, call for boycott of Concordia’s gallery
Several artists have withdrawn their work from Concordia University’s Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, joining activists in a boycott over what they describe as the university’s censorship of pro-Palestine voices.
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