Things may be looking up for Concordia
After Concordia University’s administrators spent $2.4 million buying out two former presidents and five other senior administrators, many students felt that they lost confidence in the institution.
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Roadwork around ConU still causing problems
The renovations outside of Concordia University set to finish this Friday may be delayed for an undetermined amount of time.
Stomping out the hike?
Concordia University announced that it will not be modifying the current tuition fee arrangement, which includes the increase tabled by the outgoing Liberal government, until it receives directives from the new Government of Quebec.
Concordia student delves into Alzheimer’s research
Erin Johns, a doctoral student at Concordia University, conducted research aimed to detect early signs of Alzheimer’s disease by studying adults with mild cognitive impairment that are at high risk of developing the disease.
President Shepard greets faculty and staff
Concordia University’s new president, Alan Shepard, organized a meet and greet with his faculty and staff on Thursday, Sept. 6 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the atrium of the EV building.
Adapting to the university way of life
So, it’s your first week of classes. You don’t know quite what to expect. You’re excited because of the change, yet also very nervous.
ConU under construction
A sea of yellow caution tape and electrical wiring is what Concordia University students will see on their first official day of classes on Wednesday, Sept. 5.
Putting a face to the name: Know your administrators
Our handy back-to-school guide to the Concordia University administration
Say hello to the ConU bourgeoisie
The team here at The Concordian was hoping you could buy us a new means of transportation for the office. We’re not asking for much. A top of the line car maybe?
ConU files formal complaints against students
Concordia University’s Office of Rights and Responsibilities has launched formal complaints against students regarding actions taken during the student strike which violate certain behavioral codes.
ConU’s actions scrutinized by striking students
Lowy, along with VP services Roger Côté and VP institutional relations Bram Freedman, addressed students’ questions regarding the administration’s response to the ongoing strike against impending tuition fee hikes put in place by the provincial government.
The art of striking
“What people need to understand is that our protest is about taking to the streets, learning about education…