Special Issue

Fringe Arts

A Time to Flourish

Nick Laugher – Published September 24, 2013

It’s been a tumultuous year for the Montreal-based and Calgary-born group Braids—from ditching the guitar-fuelled art rock that put them on the map, to losing a founding member—but drummer Austin Tufts believes it’s only helped solidify the band’s positive outlook and experimental drive.

Fringe Arts

Ghosts In the Machine

Jake Russell – Published September 23, 2013

This year’s Film POP has decided to take the spooky approach for their theme, but has ditched the washed-up clichés in favour of legitimately spine-tingling subjects—like the bone-chilling whispers of the dead through electronic voice phenomenon.

Special Issue

Québécois 101

Paku Daoust-Cloutier – Published September 3, 2013

Can’t speak a word of French? Here’s your crash course.

Special Issue

The Student Space Saga

Colin Harris – Updated September 3, 2013 at 1:08pm

How much of Concordia’s space belongs to students?

Special Issue

Used MTL

Colin Harris & Katie McGroarty & Flora Hammond – Updated September 3, 2013 at 7:28am

Where to find the best in used clothing, books, records and more.

Special Issue

Where to Go to Get Active

Yacine Bouhali – Published September 3, 2013

For many of us, back to school also means back to the gym. For the athletically inclined, here’s what you need to know about Concordia’s training facilities and sports activities.

Special Issue

A Radical History

Colin Harris – Published September 3, 2013

A briefing on past tensions within ConU.

Special Issue

Who Runs Concordia?

Corey Pool – Published September 3, 2013

At the very top of Concordia’s teetering tower of governance sits the Board of Governors. When it comes to undergraduate student governance at Concordia, the highest body is the Concordia Student Union.