New by-law will allow students sitting on Senate to serve up to three years
Student senators will now have the opportunity to stick around for an extra year after a by-law change was unanimously approved extending student senate terms from the current two year limit to three years.
“The case at Concordia is one where [things are]...
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Dr. Emer O’Toole and Panti Bliss discuss subverting gender norms
“I love being the least-interesting or least out-there person in the room,” said Emer O’Toole, an assistant professor at Concordia’s School of Canadian Irish Studies, referring to the full-to-the-brim auditorium packed with people emblematic of Montreal’s...
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The musician performs at local bars around Montreal and teaches musical performance
By Meghan Kelly
A lifelong passion for the performing arts is what led Jason Howell to having what he calls his dream job.
Today, the 37-year-old embodies the cinematic persona of a teacher by day and local rock star by night.
The year 2015 marks ...
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Stingers offense continues to sputter at the end of the regular season
Playoffs are nearly upon Concordia’s women’s hockey team and the Stingers are stumbling towards the end of the regular season. Hosting the Ottawa Gee-Gees on Sunday, Feb. 15 at the Ed Meagher Arena, Concordia dropped its third straight regular season game losing...
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Hasty decision and economic reasons shift focus away from palliative care
On Feb. 6, the Canadian Supreme Court ruled that doctors can assist Canadian adults who are suffering from incurable and severe medical diseases to die. The current law, under section 241 of the Criminal Code, states that “every one who counsels a person to commit...
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