The means to an end
Quebec’s long-awaited summit on higher education came to a largely inconclusive end last Tuesday as students returned to…
A resolution in the works
The Judicial Board is expected to render a decision on the issue of electing a new president for…
CSU stuck in a deadlock
An ideological impasse between the executive and council over who is best suited to lead the Concordia Student…
Senate in brief
Almost at the top President Alan Shepard announced on Friday, Feb. 15 that the university received an invitation…
An ideological divide
The highly anticipated summit on higher education organized by the provincial government began Monday morning, where Premier Pauline…
Going head-to-head
An ideological impasse between the executive and council over who is best suited to lead the Concordia Student Union has left the organization without a president for an undetermined amount of time.
A blurring of the lines leads to confusion
The Concordia Student Union is funding additional bursaries for undergraduate students to the tune of $10,000 but it has come to light that the executive made the decision without consulting the financial committee or seeking approval from council.
Plan Nord protesters brave wind and weather
Waves of demonstrators weaved through the streets of Montreal last week to protest against Quebec’s economic development project Plan Nord, intertwining with the collective and growing movement of Idle No More.
The pressure is mounting
With the highly anticipated education summit less than two weeks away there remains uncertainty in the realm of provincial universities over the conference. The provincial government will be holding a two day conference on Feb. 25 and 26, where details still remain under wraps, to discuss the future of post-secondary education in Quebec.
CSU president steps down
President Schubert Laforest officially resigned from the Concordia Student Union citing health reasons last Thursday night.
CSU president steps down
President Schubert Laforest officially stepped down from the Concordia Student Union citing health reasons Thursday night.
Board of Governors in brief
In the process of searching for a new provost at Concordia University, President Alan Shepard is hoping to waive a policy in order to garner more applications.