Opinions
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OpinionsThe hidden debt of fashion’s understated aesthetic
Quiet luxury’s fixation on minimalism and exclusivity reinforces racial and class biases, highlighting the need to acknowledge and celebrate the influence of non-white communities in fashion.
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OpinionsWhy we should still care
It is hard to find the motivation to stay politically motivated with how things are seemingly getting worse. But in the face of adversity, we can still fight back against dehumanization and disinformation through small acts to recuperate our energy.
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OpinionsStudent unions show systems can be changed from within
Concordia University’s student union shows that institutional funding can empower, not silence, student activism when paired with democratic governance and accountability.
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OpinionsThe price of being palatable
Short-form content has reworked the online intellectual landscape, condensing complex ideas into palatable fragments.
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OpinionsWhy student democracy doesn’t feel like democracy
Low turnout and insider rules keep most Concordia students disengaged, except when the stakes are real.
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OpinionsEditorial: You only know half the story
As students head back to school and familiarize themselves with Concordia, The Link invites you too look beyond promotional material to find out what actually happens at the university.
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OpinionsEditorial: Planting down roots
The Link is looking to find steady ground after years of transitions with a new team, publication schedule and pay structure.
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OpinionsThe dangers of the wealthy playing into politics
Billionaires have been involved in politics for a long time, but the very nature of their wealth gives them immense say as to how domestic and foreign policy will be dictated in the United States
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OpinionsWhy arts education matters in a technical world
While STEM careers often offer higher initial salaries, this pay gap reflects flawed cultural values.
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