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NewsComplainants fail to appear at CSU judicial board hearing over student handbook
Three students who filed a CSU judicial board complaint against the union’s executive team over the CSU 2025-26 student handbook failed to show up to the Jan. 16 hearing. A written decision is expected within the coming week.
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CSU passes motion condemning oppression by Iranian regime
Iranian students at the Concordia Student Union (CSU)‘s most recent special council meeting put forth a motion for the union to condemn the Iranian government and remove a prior statement on the matter that was published on the CSU’s official Instagram account on Jan. 14.
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NewsMontrealers protest in support of Iranian people, call for more media coverage
Iranian-Montrealers marched to the consulate on Jan. 13 to protest an ongoing digital blackout and government violence in Iran while demanding international intervention.
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NewsAccounts from Montreal protesters detail police violence
Demonstrators in Montreal discuss their recent experiences with police aggression. As systemic barriers prevent victims from seeking justice, some victims of police violence have taken matters into their own hands.
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NewsThe future of Quebec healthcare following Bill 2
Quebec doctors and medical students speak on the effects and implications of Bill 2 on the province’s healthcare system going into the new year, even after the bill’s recent rescission.
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NewsGraduate Student Association president gone rogue
The Graduate Student Association’s executive team and staff go on record to discuss their suspended president’s allegations of corruption and financial fraud.
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NewsConcordia University president’s salary reaches $547,623
Concordia University president Graham Carr received a $26,794 salary increase during the 2024-25 academic year, a 5.14 per cent increase from the year prior.
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NewsNo more late nights at the Grey Nuns Reading Room
The historic study space at Concordia University now closes at 5 p.m. on weekdays following an administrative shift to the School of Graduate Studies (SGS), which took effect on Jan. 5.
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NewsMontrealers gather to protest U.S. imperialism and military attacks against Venezuela
Montrealers rallied outside the U.S. Consulate General on Jan. 4 to protest imperialism and the country’s recent military attacks against Venezuela, including the capture of Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro and his wife.
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NewsConcordia student groups denounce administration after far-right outlet appears on campus
Concordia University club StartUp Nation invited journalist and self-described Muslim Zionist Luai Ahmed to a Nov. 17 event where Rebel News reporter Alexandra Lavoie also appeared and filmed. Her presence, which violated the university’s policy on media access, has drawn criticism from multiple student groups who say Concordia failed to intervene.
