The Concordian looks at why athletes should and shouldn’t be heroes
-Why athletes should be heroes Andrew Maggio There are people who believe that athletes are paid too much…
Patrick Boivin: a year in review
The recreation and athletics director still adjusting in his new role When Patrick Boivin was hired as Concordia…
Lovatsis’ legacy: remembering his time at Concordia
The long-time Stingers sniper says adieu to the University’s program They say all good things come to an…
44th edition of the Ed Meagher Sports Tournament kicks-off Monday
There’s something inherently special about a sports tournament. The competition, the camaraderie, the excitement of measuring oneself against…
More than just your average student
One of the key aspects of student-athlete success, both on and off the field, is being able to…
Former Habs director joins Stingers
Boivin spent three seasons in his role with the Canadiens, handling the team’s daily operations, which included budget management, league affairs, team services and internal business co-operation.
Concordia athlete chosen to play for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers
On Monday May 7, TSN aired the first two rounds of the Canadian Football League Draft and live…
Stingers making noise at CFL combines
Three of the Concordia Stingers top players were showing off their athletic abilities to potential employers last week…
Recognizing a Canadian legend
In a world fuelled by a 24-hour news cycle and a “Twitterverse,” the lives of celebrities all over…
Big dreams for Stingers MVP
Nathan Taylor may not be the biggest player on the field, but he sets his standards extremely high.
Making the grade
Students enrolled in a John Molson School of Business course were caught in a crossfire between the professor and faculty administration over a miscommunication regarding a change in course content.
Stingers recruit front office talent
Concordia University’s athletics department has added a new face on the team, as John Bower will join Concordia…