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While driving past the university, the Dean of students allegedly gave the middle finger to a Palestinian student. Concordia denies the gesture.

Dismantling encampments only further marginalize and compromise the safety of unhoused individuals, according to David Chapman of Resilience Montreal.

Student claims Concordia Health Services fails to do thorough background checks on the clinics they refer students to.

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.

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.

Stylish water bottles trend, but replacing them often is costly and less eco-friendly. Durable bottles are designed to last.

Red Bull’s decision to exclude women from the biggest stage in mountain biking hampers years of growth.

The CSU election period has started, and students will be able to vote from Nov. 6 to Nov. 9.

Outlawing criticism of the government is not tolerated in Western democracies—why should we encourage silence about a government in the Middle East?

The Stingers’s offensive edge against the McGill Martlets allows them to pick up their first win of the season.