Special Issue
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Special Issue
Photo of the Week: Llama Greenhouse
Concordia opens the doors to its new Llama Greenhouse, a student-space initiative catering specifically to students who are llamas.
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The CSU’s Mobile Liquor Licence
Need to get wasted by 2 p.m.? The Concordia Student Union has you covered.
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Briefs
Custodial service workers and students alike were shocked to discover a large drawing of male genitalia inside a bathroom stall on the Hall Building’s seventh floor.
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Concordia to Become a Farm
Bails of hay are already being stacked into classrooms, and at least some students are ecstatic about their exams being replaced with weeding duty.
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Twerkin’ for the Weekend
Students protested outside the office of Concordia’s independent campus newspaper, The Link, all Monday afternoon after its editors broke the bank on an extravagant end-of-year party at Bar Bifteck this weekend, spending $27 of student money.
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New Hive Café Timeline Announced
Concordia Student Union president-elect Ned Bunty met with Link reporters and other members of campus media late last week to unveil his team’s new timeline for the Hive Café.
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PQ Obliterated in Tactical Anglo-Nuclear Strike
In what is being called one of the largest political coups of all time, the Parti Québécois has officially been brought to its knees and dismantled by a crusading out-of-province anglophone student.
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SPVM Kettles Protesters at Daycare Demonstration
Montreal police arrested one protester and detained another 15 under municipal bylaw P-6 at a protest in Dorchester Square yesterday.
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High Number of UFO Sightings Confirms ‘Age of Apocalypse’
The increase in UFO sightings in Canada—which counted 1,180 just last year—is a message from above confirming what Claude Vorilhon, also known as Rael, has been trying to tell people all along: “We are living in the age of the Apocalypse.”
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Zoom, Zoom; Zoom
Many of us were surprised last year to have elected a car to be the Concordia Student Union’s VP Finance. But as President Patricia All Wheeler put it, “It really shows the tolerance and open-mindedness we have here at Concordia. After all, nobody’s got a better machine-like work ethic than a machine itself.”