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Amongst the large protests, a small initiative is bringing support to grieving Palestinians and raising awareness on the situation in Gaza.

Amidst perfection’s façade, I concealed emotions, but with time, I learned to seek help, find healing in words, and embrace emotional expression.

After the CAQ’s announcement on raising tuition fees for international and out-of-province students attending anglophone universities, students are mobilizing and preparing to fight the policy.

My cat Willow taught me how to love without judgement and I will always miss her.

Mexicans residing in Montreal speak about how celebrating Día de Muertos far from Mexico changed their perspective on the festivity, death, and life.

Two pivotal phrase 3 centanafadine trials show positive outcomes for children and adolescents with ADHD.

The University of Louisiana Monroe presented their 2023 alumni awards on Saturday, October 28, during the annual Good Morning Gala at Bayou Pointe Event Center during Homecoming festivities. The annual brunch honors recipients of the prestigious Golden Arrow Award, Rising Young Alumni Award, and Best on the Bayou Award. This year also featured a rare awarding of the George T. Walker Lifetime Achievement Award, which had not been presented since 2015.

At a town hall hosted on Thursday by the CSU, Concordia’s student and labour unions discussed the possibility of a student strike in response to proposed tuition increases.

Thousands of students skip class to demand a ceasefire in Gaza and for Canada to show solidarity

The CSU is preparing for its by-elections and talks reports and appointments.