Broken Pencil: Let’s talk campus safety
Leave women alone in public. Everywhere. End of story. In the past 72 hours, it has come to…
Unity refuses to give tap water to paying patrons
Quebec lacking clear legislation around bars only offering overpriced bottled water As young people living in Montreal—a city…
Exploring identity through film
Jackie Batsinduka explores loss and family history in Geni “Growing up as a child of two survivors of…
Divest Concordia spreads its wings
A hilariously well-networked class reignites the fossil fuel divest movement Since the formation of Divest Concordia in 2013,…
Memories of the SGW Affair
Re-examining the socio-political climate of 1960s Montreal In light of the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Sir George…
The rebranding of history
“Blackout” questions how much has changed since 1969 Between Jan. 29 and Feb. 11 1969, about 200 students…
Exploring the “Computer Riots” 50 years later
Exploring the Computer Riots 50 years later Fifty years ago today, on Jan. 29 1969, the Sir George…
Sifting through the archives: Satire gone sour
Exploring freedom of speech and censorship within Concordia As academics, journalists and curators of the public sphere, knowing…
Sparking engagement throughout Concordia
Get to know the team of students empowering other students Ever feel like you want to do something—get…
Slice of Life: To-Do: Smell a rose
Rethinking what it means to set goals for ourselves From late December to early January, the internet is…
Four Montreal students take first place at HackHarvard
Four Montreal students take first place at HackHarvard “HackHarvard was maybe my 10th hackathon,” said Nicolas MacBeth, a…
Slice of Life: Overexpectations
What happened to stopping to smell the roses? Higher education is a privilege not everyone has access to,…