#Occupy McGill
Unlike the picket signs and loudly-chanted slogans that accompany most protests, the majority of the dialogue on the student occupation at McGill took place online.
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Bar & Boeuf brings the charm
As soon as I entered the door of Bar & Boeuf, I ran face first into a white…
Reggie’s may be forced to increase prices
A grim report of Reggie’s financial state exposed at last Wednesday’s Concordia Student Union council meeting could possibly result in increased drink prices at Concordia’s student bar.
The triumph of the top truffle
It feels like the holidays just ended, and yet here comes another one: the infamous Valentine’s Day. If…
A midwinter night’s dream
It’s common knowledge that Montreal is a mecca for all things art. But on Nuit Blanche, happening this…
The ties that bind the Sam Roberts Band
The ripples in the plastic beer cups were reminiscent of the scene in Jurassic Park where tremors within…
BoG meeting ends abruptly
February’s Board of Governors meeting abruptly ended on Feb. 10 even before its open session began. The meeting came to…
Occupy McGill in photos
Photos by Navneet Pall
ASFA: Meet the presidential candidates
The Arts and Science Federation of Associations’ (ASFA) nomination period for its upcoming general election is over, and all candidates running for executive positions were announced on Sunday. Polling will be taking place between Feb. 15 and 17. As the campaign period begins, The Concordian sat down with presidential candidates Caroline Bourbonnière and Charles Brenchley for an inside look at their newly-launched platforms.
Passovah Productions’ and Soupson team up for a steamy night of music and soup
What could be better than a show with more than 30 performers where they feed you amazing home-cooked…
Becoming a youth leader
Upon entering university, you usually want to make the most out of your university experience. A big part of that experience is developing your personal skills and being exposed to different cultures. There are different organizations at Concordia that could help you do just that.
‘I am fundamentally an academic’: Judith Woodsworth
After walking away in late 2010 from the top position at Concordia University with just over $700,000 in severance pay, it turns out that former president Judith Woodsworth has been quietly teaching at the university since the start of the winter semester.