The Link est le journal étudiant de Concordia University. Archives d’articles référencés sur LE-RADAR.ca, avec date, auteur lorsqu’il est indiqué et lien vers chaque publication originale.
2026
Par Nicolas Tremblay · 4 novembre 2026 à 18 h 25
The SPVM fired five officers from Station 39 in Montreal-Nord and two from Station 21 downtown SPVM Chief Fady Dagher (right) confirmed the firing of seven police officers at a press conference at SPVM headquarters held at 4:10 p.m. on Nov. 2. Photo Nicolas Tremblay
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Par Sana Paracha · 31 octobre 2026 à 22 h 21
Edward Said: Between Worlds makes its way to Concordia University, followed by a question-and-answer with the producer Made up of archival footage, the documentary sheds new light on Said’s life and influence. Photo Sana Paracha
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Par Colin van den Ameele · 30 octobre 2026 à 21 h 48
The Carabins storm into Ed Meagher Arena and take the win The Stingers fall at the hands of the Carabins. Photo Yann Rifflard
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Par Dilan Kiki · 27 octobre 2026 à 09 h 00
The service allows students to request assistance when making a phone call is difficult A new service introduced by Concordia University allows students to reach Campus Safety and Prevention Services by text message. Graphic Helena Reyes Teruel This article originally appeared
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Par Rahul Balasundaram · 27 octobre 2026 à 09 h 00
Graduate students work with community organizations during a year-long placement Attendees at the SHIFT research and advocacy program showcase on Sept. 30, 2026. Courtesy Hannah Vogan/SHIFT This article originally appeared in The Link Volume 47, Issue 4, published October 27,
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Par Théa Spoorenberg · 27 octobre 2026 à 09 h 00
Maternity policies in women’s sports are improving, but many athletes are still left with subpar support Female athletes shouldn’t have to decide between returning to competition and caring for their child. Graphic Annabelle Olumese This article originally appeared in The Link
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Par Samuel Kayll · 27 octobre 2026 à 09 h 00
The Stingers ended their season at the conference tournament with a quarterfinal loss Despite the best efforts of players like wide receiver Erika Magini, the Stingers fell in their first game of the RSEQ playoffs. Photo Samuel Kayll This article originally appeared in The Link
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Par Jade-S. Vachon-Côté · 27 octobre 2026 à 09 h 00
The ongoing challenges of gender disparities in women’s cycling There has been a growing demand for a Women’s Grands Prix cyclistes in Montreal and Quebec. Photo Jade-S. Vachon-Côté This article originally appeared in The Link Volume 47, Issue 4, published October 27, 2026.
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Par Marla Lugert · 27 octobre 2026 à 09 h 00
How the media sexualizes women through sponsorships and advertisements The sexualization of female athletes overshadows their achievements and reduces them to bodies, not athletes. Graphic Sehra Maloney This article originally appeared in The Link Volume 47, Issue 4, published
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Par Marissa Guthrie · 25 octobre 2026 à 08 h 28
How student art groups are handling having to find new venues Concordia’s Union Santa Fe and McGill’s Peel St. Cinema shared their experience relocating their societies after being forced to move away from relying on the universities they were founded in. Graphic Halle Keays
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Par Nicolas Tremblay · 23 octobre 2026 à 23 h 55
The slow-burn defeat mirrored CF Montreal’s difficult regular season This year’s TELUS Canadian Championship Final was a close physical matchup between Montreal and Hamilton that ended in favour of Forge FC in penalty kicks. Courtesy CF Montreal
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Par Ryan Pyke · 20 octobre 2026 à 23 h 09
Students from the Gilbert Dance Academy perform at Cabaret Lion d’Or On Oct. 18, Gilbert Dance Academy students put on a multidisciplinary show called l’Orient, mon amour at Cabaret Lion d’Or. Courtesy Gilbert Dance Academy
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Par Liv Borkity · 19 octobre 2026 à 14 h 31
No matter your vibe, language or age, this city has a bar for you Montreal’s nightlife is diverse and there is a bar for every kind of person. Graphic Isabelle Noyes-Brown This article originally appeared in The Link Volume 47, Issue 3, published October 6, 2026.
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