1) A sea of red through the downtown core: Students and their supporters took to the streets en masse on March 22 to protest a tuition hike proposed by the Liberal provincial government at the time.
The Concordia Student Union held byelections last week to fill the spots and elect new representatives from Arts and Science and the John Molson School of Business.
The year 2012 is coming to a close my dear friends, and what a year it’s been. From American politics to Montreal soccer, we’ve summed up some of the most interesting events of the past year here.
Concordia University Television will hold a General Assembly this Saturday to establish a proper governance structure in an effort to move forward following weeks of instability.
Doomsday is a mere month away—if you believe in that sort of thing. Brace yourself. We can expect the apocalypse to occur on Dec. 21, according to the Mayan calendar that will end and begin a new term, which will begin our winter solstice.
Following weeks of legal troubles and a handful of resignations, members of Concordia University Television held a meeting to discuss how to move forward.
Concordia University held a conference that focused on the factors leading to the outcome of the 2012 presidential election and its impact on international affairs, last Thursday.