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NewsCUTV General Assembly Approaches, But Questions Remain
This time next week, we could be looking at a new Concordia University Television.
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NewsA One-Up for Start-Ups
District3, a new Concordia initiative slated to launch this January, aims to use the university’s multidisciplinary potential and leverage cross-faculty interaction in hopes of giving student start-ups a push to get off the ground.
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NewsTowards a New CUTV
A “structure to move forward” was the mantra for Monday night’s meeting to discuss the future of Concordia University Television in the basement of Concordia’s School of Community and Public Affairs.
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NewsOpen Letter Outlines Tension Between CUTV Management and Members
As soon as the agenda points were finished, tempers flared at Monday’s Concordia University Television meeting.
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NewsThe State of the Station
Concordia University Television might be mired in an uncertain legal grey area, but financially speaking, they could be headed for the red.
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NewsA New Concordia
It was $10 million in settlements, 45 departures and one external review that defined Concordia’s decade-long governance crisis. It might be Alan Shepard and Norman Hébert, Jr. who end it.
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NewsCSU Byelections, a Bust?
The Concordia Student Union is set to hold byelections beginning a week from today—but a procedural slip-up in announcing open positions could mean the results will not be legally binding.
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NewsMaintaining the Mountain
Surrounded by Montreal’s rapidly growing urban core, increasingly buried by its skyscrapers, governed by repeatedly shifting managerial mechanisms and covered by soon-to-be vacant institutions…
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NewsSecond Meeting to Decide Next Step for CUTV
Members of Concordia University Television have called a second meeting to discuss the state of the station with the hopes of…
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NewsFrigo Vert Has a Healthy New BoD
Le Frigo Vert has a new board of directors after a unanimous vote at its annual general meeting on Wednesday evening—and unlike years past, they were able to announce a surplus to work with.
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