Opinions

Editorial: Respect, and Trust, Lost

Concordia’s Current Climate and Lack of Communication are Unacceptable

The Link – Published March 12, 2019 – Comments

Who can these people in a vulnerable situation confide to if not the university when it comes to addressing this problem?

Editorial: Tuition Should Not Be a Means to Exploit Students

JMSB Programs’ Hikes Repeat Pattern of Profiting Off International Students

The Link — Published March 19, 2019 | Comments

Tuition hikes add to financial precarity.
The Unexpected Evils of Altruism

Voluntourism is White Saviorism at Work

Olivier Laurin — Published March 17, 2019 | Comments

People want to make a difference, but don’t want to put in the effort of understanding what would make an actual difference.
No, I Won’t Put a Jacket On

Spring Is the Best Season and You Can’t Tell Me Otherwise

Ireland Compton — Published March 11, 2019 | Comments

Spring is a time for renewal, and boy do I feel renewed.
Editorial: Making Our Campus Safe and Accessible for All

Non-Binary, Trans Students and Sexual Assault Survivors Deserve to Feel Respected

The Link — Published March 5, 2019 | Comments

While Concordia claims to be a space inclusive to all, there are still measures that need to be taken by the university to ensure this is actually the case.
Don’t @ Me: Loving My Flat Chest

The Joys and Struggles of Binding

Elisa Barbier — Published March 5, 2019 | Comments

Binders have their problems, but today I love myself thanks to it.
Anti-LGBTQ+ Raids and Police Brutality

A People’s History of Canada Column

Olivier Cadotte — Published March 5, 2019 | Comments

Canada isn’t the land where everything is nice and perfect, like some may think it is.
Sex Editorial: Sexually Submissive Men Have Something to Say

Learn About the Complex and Varied Experiences of Sexually Submissive Men

Aysha White — Published March 5, 2019 | Comments

What is lacking about the mainstream depictions of BDSM is variety.
Grocery Shopping Makes Me Uniquely Happy

A Love Letter to the Agency We Have Left

Victoria Lamas — Published February 28, 2019 | Comments

A stocked fridge and pantry feels like a victory, but also like a promise.
Territorial Acknowledgements Aren’t Enough

Despite Its Efforts, Concordia Has a Long Way to Go

Elaine Genest — Published February 22, 2019 | Comments

Concordia lacks perspective, and it lacks valid Indigenous education.
The Cryptocurrency Market is Still Risky

Beyond Price Crashes, Forgotten Passwords Could Be the Greatest Danger

Joseph Calnan — Published February 19, 2019 | Comments

The single password to access a sizeable portion of the assets which QuadrigaCX holds for its users was stored in only one place—Cotten’s noggin.