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.
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CSU fills vacant Board of Governors spot
The Concordia Student Union nominated VP sustainability Andrew Roberts as a student representative to the Board of Governors and announced the division of the mandate of VP academic and advocacy between two executives during the regular council meeting last Wednesday.
JMSB will have representation on Senate
The Concordia Student Union appointed two additional students to fill undergraduate seats on Senate last week, failing to address representation for the John Molson School of Business, before a spot opened up unexpectedly Monday evening.
Concordia Student Union appoints senators, senior positions
The Concordia Student Union appointed five undergraduate students to sit on Senate, two to fill senior CSU positions, and tabled the discussion on whether executives may volunteer without pay in a special council meeting Wednesday night.
Anglophone universities prepare for education summit
Students of anglophone universities hope to voice their concerns at the upcoming education summit put forth by the provincial government to investigate university governance and management of post-secondary funds.
Another empty Senate seat
The Concordia Student Union’s recent appointment to Concordia University’s Senate, VP Loyola Stefan Faina, is ineligible to maintain his position due to his student status, it was discovered on Thursday, Oct. 4.
Lucia Gallardo resigns from the Concordia Student Union
Lucia Gallardo resigned from her position as VP academic and advocacy on the Concordia Student Union in a letter issued Sunday.
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.
Concordia University withdraws charges against striking students
Concordia University officially dropped the formal complaints launched against striking students under the Code of Rights and Responsibilities following a meeting between President Alan Shepard and the Concordia Student Union today.
When it rains, it pours
The concert to wrap up the Concordia Student Union’s two-week long Orientation ended early due to thunderstorms Friday evening, Sept. 14.
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.
Formal charges against students still up in the air
Discussions concerning the formal complaints launched by the University against striking students this past June involving administration, students and student unions has reached an impasse this month.