The Link

Concordia University's independent publication since 1980. Located at the Concordia University Library Building Room LB-717

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CJPME is proud to partner with @LinkNewspaper to equip student journalists with essential tools for covering Palestine. This guide by @IssaMeAnthony breaks down key media biases: silencing Palestinian voices, passive language & erasing crucial context.

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Live from Concordia: The Concordia Student Union held its first Special General Meeting in over 10 years. The vote was for BDS at Concordia. Motion passed 885 in favour, 58 against.

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Artists Ésery Mondésir and Miryam Charles staged a silent protest at the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, following student arrests and the dismissal of gallery director Pip Day.

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Live from Concordia: Hundreds of pro-Palestine students entered the Hall Building, demanding divestment.

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Live from Concordia: Strikes for Palestine have started and several classes have successfully been picketed.

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We are hosting a Drink With The Link for our 45th anniversary 🕯️Come join us at La Poubelle Magnifique at 7 p.m. on December 5th to celebrate this grand milestone! Everyone is welcome to join.
More details to come closer to the date...stay tuned⭐️

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Over 600 pro-Palestine students are holding a demonstration in from of the Henry F. Hall building with heavy police presence surrounding the premises.

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Students occupied the McGill administration building on the evening of June 6 in an action outside the initiative of the encampment’s leadership. Riot police arrived around 7 p.m. to clear the protest with irritant gas. Fifteen protesters were arrested.

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Concordia president attended parliamentary committee meeting to address antisemitism on campus and potential implementation of widely debated IHRA definition.

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Throughout his career, Egbert Gaye was committed to uplifting Black voices.

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In the Western world, discussions around family abolition often intersect with broader conversations about social justice, feminism, queer and anti-capitalist theory.

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Everyone always talks about American and European football, but what about Australian football?

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Hungry for a Pakistani fusion of flavour, family and philanthropy? Mama Khan is giving back to the community this Ramadan.

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According to studies, women exhibit greater sexual fluidity than men.

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During this year’s iteration of the Marathon of Sport, Motionball Concordia raised $4,500.

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Discover the world of Montreal-based performers Joy Rider and Kozmic Skater, the roller-blading dancing duo: Kosmic Joy

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The adultification bias of Black women and girls is entangled in the premature perception of them as adults.

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One Eye Sees is a sustainable clothing brand founded by Joshua Onazi, merging artistry with social and environmental responsibility through innovative denim-based fashion.

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Jessymaude Drapeau has been through her fair share of challenges. But her ability to use her past experiences as motivation allows her to perform at an elite level.

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With only electrolyte water to sustain them, the McGill students will strike indefinitely until a divestment from McGill.

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