Playoff hockey is upon us, and for the very first time, Montreal’s faithful could have twice as many teams to cheer for than they are used to. While the Montreal Victoire have clinched their spot in ...

A plethora of talented musicians attend Concordia University. Many of them have been featured in these pages in the last year — without them, the Music Section wouldn’t come alive. Compiled below is a ...

Marieke Glorieux-Stryckman is The Concordian's volume 42 Editor-in-Chief. She was previously News Editor. She has a passion for environmental journalism and all things nature- and outdoors-related, ...

According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, cancel culture is a practice that frowns upon and exerts pressure on societal issues, resulting in the withdrawal of support from well-known public figures ...

The recent Minnesota flag change got us wondering: is it time Concordia followed the trend and updated its old values?. As it stands, Concordia has no flag and only operates with a coat of arms, which ...

Over the last decade, more and more universities across the prairies, such as the University of Saskatchewan and the University of Winnipeg, have implemented mandatory Indigenous Studies credits to ...

We face an incredible amount of scrutiny and judgement from our society. The whole concept of social validation or being nervous about how we’re perceived is omnipresent — especially today, with ...

The Stinger’s Dome collapsed on Monday following two snowstorms in a week. Photo by Chantal Bellefeuille / The Concordian The Concordia Stingers Dome collapsed on Feb. 17, following two winter storms ...

Valentine’s Day is a time for some to celebrate romance with their loved ones, while others may find themselves lamenting a failed relationship or a lost love. The Concordian’s staff has curated a ...

It’s February, which means the much-maligned Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Run and hide, everyone. In all seriousness, how has the celebration of love become the punching bag of holidays ...

As Valentine’s Day approaches, I realize how differently I navigate it as a queer individual, especially during a time of increasing political and social tensions. Navigating holidays as a queer ...

Conspiracy theories and paranoia go hand in hand with American politics like stars and stripes. Or, more accurately, it’s about what the United States loves most, like appeals to democracy and ...