Dramatic success from a peaceful protest
Looking back on two New Brunswick basketball players’ protest
Rahul Datta - Media Credits
International news briefs
El Salvadoreans’ revoked legal status On Monday, January 8, the Trump administration announced the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) permits for more than 250,000… Read More »International news briefs
What has SSMU been up to?
A look on SSMU executives for the upcoming semester, and an update on the VP Finance election
Stitching for change
A little history of radical knitting
Threaded on a London Keffiyeh
England Times Palestine documents British-Palestinian’s stories
I won’t be silenced
Student academic freedom must be protected by the University
#TimesUp, For Whom? Golden Globes Highlights
On Sunday night, celebrities made the bold fashion choice of wearing black outfits to the Golden Globes as a political statement, a colour otherwise absent… Read More »#TimesUp, For Whom? Golden Globes Highlights
Concordia faces allegations of culture of sexual violence
Professors accused of abusing power to harass female students
Department of English Studies Letter in response to the “hygiène de vie” philosophy
This is a letter from the Department of English Students’ Association (DESA) executive. We believe the recent developments in mental health discussions on campus are… Read More »Department of English Studies Letter in response to the “hygiène de vie” philosophy
Public Statement from Individual McGill University Faculty Members on Quebec’s Bill 62
We, the undersigned faculty members of McGill University, publicly condemn Quebec’s Bill 62 and denounce its divisive and discriminatory politics. In specifically targeting Muslim women, Bill 62… Read More »Public Statement from Individual McGill University Faculty Members on Quebec’s Bill 62
Nigerian women make Winter Olympic history
Bobsled team qualifies for Pyeongchang 2018
Producing change
Opening space for small-scale agriculture in Quebec