Nunavimmiut Scholars: Testimonies of purpose
Students from Quebec’s northernmost region go through thick and thin to have post-secondary education. Four of them shared…
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Hot take: It’s ok to “ghost” people
Before you cancel me, hear me out – ghosting is not that deep I hear and understand you…
Do famous namesakes take the cake?
The varying implications of being named after someone famous What belongs to you, but everybody else uses it?…
Do StudyTok hacks really help?
Too much time on TikTok can actually have productivity benefits I know I spend too much time…
Student’s weigh in on Concordia’s vaccine mandate
We can thank the vaccine passport for Quebec’s high vaccination rates, but now all incentive to get vaccinated…
In-person learning? Not for everybody
My success with online learning (and problems with the traditional classroom). We’ve known for a long time that…
Girls Who Like Money: Why we’re workaholics
Answer: we don’t know Girls Who Like Money is a column written to help you feel less…
The death of an important Canadian white of passage?
There’s snow way Canadian childhood will be the same without snow days. I’m in elementary school. All day…
It’s okay to be uncomfortable – confronting our complicity through The Lily Pod
A Concordia podcast that teaches us how vulnerability can connect us to ourselves and each other Often when…
What makes Molotov cocktails on a weekday night worthy for a journalist?
In the pursuit of finding the answer to journalistic woes, I was reminded why I am here Patricia…
Satire: Creative Valentine’s Day gifts guaranteed to impress — even a day late
Who wants flowers anyways? Your beloved Nivea lip balm is on its last legs. A daily walk to…
Omicron or I’m-in-class?
Exploring the impact the return to campus is having I heard the ping of my email, and saw…