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Sports - The Concordian
6 天之前 · The Stingers win their first game back from the holiday break remaining on top of their division with an undefeated 12-0-0 record.
News - The Concordian
6 天之前 · The first CSU council meeting was marked by debates about the petition and an attempt to call for a dozen members’ resignation.
news - The Concordian
2025年1月14日 · Frustrated Concordia student cyclists have been evading dangerous roadwork for the past five years. Around McGill College Ave.,…
newsroom – The Concordian
2025年1月10日 · What good are reporting courses if they don’t teach skills to survive the field?
Trudeau is resigning. How could this affect Concordia students?
5 天之前 · After the resignation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, many Canadians are left wondering what would come next for the country, including university students. “I’m not exactly sure what the future holds if a new government should come in; I don’t know how things would play out,” said ...
Basketball – The Concordian
2025年1月14日 · Women’s basketball star picked for RSEQ All-Star team, wins U SPORTS award. Stingers star Serena Tchida dominated the…
2021 - The Concordian
2021年12月16日 · The President’s Task Force has published its preliminary recommendations for ending anti-Black racism within the university. First commissioned…
Op-ed – The Concordian
5 天之前 · With social media platforms as their primary news source, are young Canadians losing interest in local news?
How transparent is Concordia? – The Concordian
2024年10月29日 · According to data compiled by Secret Canada, the average processing time for access to information requests is 122 days in Ontario, 25 days in Quebec, and 67 days in BC. Those responses don’t always lead to data, as institutions can invoke exceptions like privacy and industrial secrets to avoid giving away information.