Presidential remarks: April
“I think the Concordia community itself wants to have the conversation about what makes Concordia special and what…
Concordia digs into deficit
Concordia announced Jan. 23 that it will enter into a deficit of up to $7.5 million for the 2012-2013 fiscal year; one of the biggest deficits declared in the university’s history.
Concordia digs into debt
At the Jan. 22 Concordia Board of Governors meeting it was unanimously decided that the university would enter into a $7.5 million deficit for the 2012-2013 fiscal year.
Concordia restructures Chinese recruitment
Concordia released a statement Jan. 11 concerning the university’s decision to restructure its Chinese student recruitment policy, making it a combination of in-house and third party approaches.
Presidential remarks: December
The Concordian sat down with Concordia President Alan Shepard to look back on the semester and discuss moving forward in the new year.
Presidential remarks
The Concordian sat down with Concordia President Alan Shepard to discuss the recent developments with the part-time faculty association, the tuition repeal and complaints concerning international student recruitment.
ConU addresses concerns over foreign recruitment
Concordia’s VP Services Roger Côté announced six new measures Monday afternoon, which will be taken to address concerns raised about the experience of international students at the university.
Student centre project reopened
The Concordia Student Union has a bank account with $9.5 million in it, set aside for the creation of a student centre.
A Q&A session with Concordia President, Alan Shepard
" We are going to work with the community to unleash the potential of Concordia. There’s no reason why Concordia can’t be known as one of the best universities in Canada."
“A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse!”
William Shakespeare’s historical dramas aren’t known for their humour, but perhaps they should be. What’s funny about a man so evil he kills half his extended family to gain power? Nothing. But nonetheless it’s a bloody barrel of laughs.
A CSU in turmoil
Concordia Student Union VP academic and advocacy Lucia Gallardo released a statement Monday, Sept. 24 in response to a motion put forth by the CSU council asking for her resignation.
Kiss the hike goodbye
After holding office for only one day, Quebec Premier Pauline Marois is following through on her campaign promise to cancel the university tuition hikes imposed by the outgoing Liberal government.