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Fighting systemic anti-Indigenous racism through education
COVID-19 exacerbates green space inequity in Montreal neighbourhoods
Emotions run high at CSU town hall meeting, students exclaim “enough is enough”
Students vote for pass/fail option and lowered tuition
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The domino effect of COVID-19 on athletic therapy students
McGill Athletics men’s teams renamed the Redbirds
Raising voices for change
Yolk literary journal invites writers to “Véhicule Poetry Workshop”
Online screening of “Vases Communicants” addresses environmental racism
Tamil-Canadian filmmakers showcased during online movie night
Marché Spectaculaire showcases Montreal artisans just in time for the holiday season
An open letter to Concordia from a concerned student
Open Letter: Sex Workers are Disposable
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Editorial: Students deserve better
You want our food, not our culture
Three barks for food pet names
The magic of Mama Ouy’s kitchen
Building community through food production
Comics
Fringe Calendar
FringeBlog
From the Archives
Hyperlink
Link Live Sessions
LinkBlog
Media File
Pic Picks
Pressbox Hat Trick
Sex & Pancakes
That Transsexual Guy
The Download
The ScratchOpinions
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Podcasts offer the intimacy that journalism lacks
Emotion are needed to tell stories genuinely
A few months ago, I was making my bed while listening to the BBC’s Global News Podcast. A reporter began a story describing the effects of the pandemic in India. The numbers horrified me, but it was hard for me to truly understand what they represented.
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Editorial: Students deserve better
CSU by-election and town hall expose issues with Concordia’s handling of the pandemic
The CSU’s by-election and town hall highlight weaknesses in Concordia’s handling of the pandemic
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Editorial: Montreal wrong to spurn calls to defund the police
City budget an insult after a summer spent demanding change
Black people deserve more. Indigenous people deserve more. Trans people, people with disabilities, people with mental illness, People of Colour, sex workers, and immigrants deserve more. Lives are being lost, and Plante’s administration is funnelling millions of dollars into the pockets of the institution killing the people we’ve been demanding be protected.
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Editorial: Beyond time for real change
U.S. election reminds us the world’s radical problems demand radical solutions
The U.S. election reminds us of the need to call out performative politics and demand transformational change.
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Quarantine bangs? More like quarantine mullet
How sporadically changing my hair keeps me sane
Everything around me is up in the air, but I can still control my hair.
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Editorial: Bookstore privatization can’t pass the test
The Concordia Book Stop was effectively privatized this past June in a partnership deal with Follett, a U.S. company worth $2.7 billion according to its website. This speaks to an impulse that runs counter to what our institution should stand for.
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A city untucked: Drag history in Montreal
How the Montreal drag scene was formed
Historically, Montrealers have embraced drag with open arms and hemorrhaging wallets.
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When the dorms abruptly closed
A first hand recount from an RA
On March 16, 2020, three Concordia students and I, all resident assistants at the Loyola campus, huddled around an iPhone in the Buzz cafeteria. On the screen, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was addressing Canadians, and what he said left the four of us shocked.
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Editorial: Still not a voice for the voiceless
Being an advocacy publication means amplifying voices, not speaking for them.
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Online classes are missing the point
Halfway through the semester and I haven’t learned anything
Someone recently asked me how I felt being halfway through the semester. I had to take a moment to process what they were talking about because there’s absolutely no way we’re midway through fall 2020. I’ve learned nothing.
