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Some Israeli international students received mental health resources while Palestinian students did not hear from the school.

Since 1980, The Link has been the most read newspaper on Concordias campuses and the areas surrounding the university, reaching over 40,000 students and 5,000 members of the university faculty and staff weekly.

The premiere of a new theatre production provides a platform for Japanese women to share their untold experiences, challenge stereotypes and celebrate resilience.

Food review: Discover Chalet Bar-B-Q, a delicious historical staple of the city.

The Canadian Armenian community mobilizes to support Ethnic Armenians and calls on intervention from international governments.

A new historical TV series will be released on October 18th highlighting a part of Canadian history that is way to often overlooked or simply ignored. From the producer Leslie Norville and the brilliant visions of eight Canadian directors: BLACK LIFE: UNTOLD STORIES

Poetry by Sanarelle

Sexual violence survivor tells his story.

With inflation on the rise, unions on campus are demanding better wages.

The concept of Western supremacy does not lie in the Gaza strip, it’s embedded in our minds. Whether we choose to excise the tumour of white supremacy from our culture hangs in the balance.