Special Issue

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  Special Issue

  Why I’m happy to stay home this fall

  Kaity Brady – Published September 8, 2020

  The move to online learning comes as a blessing for some students.

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  Special Issue

  Starting a new chapter virtually

  Mariana Chajon Oliveros – Published September 8, 2020

  An incoming student’s concerns with an online semester.

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  Special Issue

  Zoom into your next relationship

  Talia Kliot – Published September 8, 2020

  How to find love when learning online.

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  Frosh 2020 lives online

  Jad Abukasm – Published September 8, 2020

  Student associations aim to bring the frosh experience online for Fall semester

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  Finding friends on OnlyFans

  SatireAlaina Bush – Published September 8, 2020

  Lonely remote students finding online alternatives to the university experience.

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  C U at home

  Parker Sherry – Published September 8, 2020

  How Concordia is helping you stay fit from home.

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  Optimism outweighs doubt as Stingers prepare for fall return

  William Cockerell – Published September 8, 2020

  Stingers gear up for fall return despite concerns over pandemic.

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  Nightline and the Art of Listening

  Esteban Cuevas – Published April 14, 2020

  Concordia Students’ Nightline, an active listening service, is now a fee-levy group. What is it like for its volunteers to take late-night calls from anybody about anything?

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  How Mental Health Is (or Isn’t) Handled in Asian Communities

  Sheena Macmillan – Published April 10, 2020

  What happens when the pressures become too heavy and there’s nowhere left to turn? Three first-generation Asian women explain the complications surrounding their heritage and their mental health.

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  Some Memories Should Remain Undocumented

  Nanor Froundjian – Published April 10, 2020

  “Wait, wait! Don’t touch it yet, I have to take a pic first. Do you mind?” Just as I was ready to take a bite into my exquisite scone, I stopped, placed my fork back on the table, and positioned my plate nicely next to hers.