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Exploring the contentious topic of safer spaces at Concordia Recently, the University of Chicago sent a letter to…
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The new out of the old: Concordia christens rebirth of Grey Nuns building
Former convent transformed into state-of-the-art residence and study space Concordia University’s newest student residence, meant to provide housing…
Semester in preview
Though the break is over, the months ahead are looking anything but boring....
Guy-Concordia cockroach problem doesn’t affect university: spokesperson
Despite the underground tunnel connecting Concordia University buildings to Guy-Concordia Metro station, the cockroach infestation discovered last week on the metro platforms is not affecting the campus, according to Concordia spokesperson Chris Mota.
CJLO and CUTV gunning for fee levy increases
The futures of Concordia University Television and campus radio station CJLO 1690 AM are in students’ hands this week.
The student-run media outlets are asking for students to approve an increase in their fee levy— the amount of funding they receive from students—to $0.34 per credit, in this week’s Concordia Student Union byelections.
Who wants to be a CEO?
The Arts and Science Federation of Associations is searching for candidates to act as chief electoral officer in their next general election, but the controversy surrounding the resignation of their previous CEO has left students feeling hesitant to step up to the plate.
Not all students took to the streets
There was no line at the Tim Hortons in the Hall building. There were three people to an elevator in the MB. Something was missing at Concordia on Nov. 10, and their absence did not go unnoticed.
Nov. 10 marked the student “Day of Action” organized to show disagreement with rising tuition fees in Quebec. Concordia students took to the streets in protest Thursday, marching in solidarity with students from other Quebec CEGEPs and universities.
Former councillor appeals JB decision to invalidate CEO’s appointment
Former Concordia Student Union councillor Tomer Shavit has filed an appeal with the judicial board after it ruled to invalidate the appointment of chief electoral officer Bram Goldstein.
Testy emails exchanged over nullification of CEO’s appointment
Discontent over the judicial board’s decision to nullify chief electoral officer Bram Goldstein’s appointment spilled over into a back-and-forth email exchange on Sunday and Monday.
CSU calls CEO into question
The Concordia Student Union council has filed an official complaint with the judicial board regarding the legitimacy of the process by which chief electoral officer Bram Goldstein was hired last May.
New bursary helps struggling students learn French
Out-of-province and international students struggling with French are greeting with open arms a university initiative to support students…
CSU in brief, Nov. 1
Council rejects ConU’s academic plan CSU council voted not to endorse the university’s proposed academic plan for 2011-16…