Concordia needs sexual violence policy
Shepard says recommendations will be implemented over this year Concordia University is pledging to follow all of the…
Let’s Talk About Sex
Don’t have unprotected sex, or you will get chlamydia, and die As we get ready for exams and…
Philosophy students strike against austerity
Concerns over education quality to lead to one-day boycott The Students of Philosophy Association (SoPhiA) will go on…
Break-ups, family tension and trying to deal with it
Christopher DiRaddo about universal emotional torments in The Geography of Pluto After working on this book for 14…
Stingers play a game for the history books
For the first time in history, the Stingers men’s hockey team took on the Harvard Crimson in a…
Top experts delve into LGBTQ rights issues
Panelists discuss LGBTQ human rights movement The cream of the crop in the field of LGBTQ studies united…
Opinions: Don’t call “her” a “he”
When the show Fox and Friends ran a segment on Chelsea Manning (born Bradley Manning of the leaked…
Drone usage is not going to fly
The United States government was built on what is called the “system of checks and balances.” It was…
Will push come to shove?
North Korea is at it again. After a recent United Nations Security Council vote to impose more sanctions,…
Unchecked checking will lead to trouble
We all love a good hockey hit. One of my favourite parts of the game is seeing a…
Come for the game, stay for the ads
The Super Bowl is one of the most popular sporting events on television. This year it attracted over 108 million American viewers. With such a wide viewing audience, companies try very hard and pay outrageous amounts of money (over $4 million for 30 seconds of airtime) for their commercials to be seen.
Haiti, three years later…
On Jan. 12, 2010, the world turned their attention to the Caribbean nation of Haiti after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake left roughly a quarter of a million people dead and more than one million survivors displaced.