Student newspapers
The Link
The Link is the student newspaper of Concordia University.
- Institution
- Concordia University
- Region
- Montréal
- Language
- English
- Official website
- https://thelinknewspaper.ca/
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Latest articles
Latest article: September 21, 2026 at 08:29 p.m.
- McGill’s offence dominates in a bitter homecoming for the Concordia Stingers
Saturday’s Shaughnessy Cup game between McGill University’s Redbirds and Concordia University’s Stingers football teams attracted a massive crowd of students and alumni. For 57 years, these two teams have been facing off in what has become a fierce rivalry between Montreal’s anglophone universities. Read more →
- Activists urge party leaders to take clear actions
Thousands of people took to the streets of downtown Montreal on Sept. 19 to protest violence against women. They called on competing parties to treat femicide as a national crisis and place it at the center of their political agenda. Read more →
- Vert et Or 3, Stingers 0: Concordia falls to Sherbrooke after difficult second half
The game started evenly, with both teams creating chances early on. Concordia enjoyed strong spells of possession and took some inquisitive shots, but their momentum slowed as the first half progressed. Read more →
- Stingers 2, Vert et Or 2: The Stingers surrender a late lead against Sherbrooke
The Concordia University Stingers women’s soccer team controlled much of the attack early in the Sept. 18 game, creating several opportunities as they sent numbers forward. However, the Stingers struggled to finish their chances and were repeatedly caught offside. Read more →
- 17-year-old apprehended on Concordia’s Loyola campus
Montreal police (SPVM) say they were called around 2 p.m. to assist after the teenager had left a hospital in a mental health crisis situation. Read more →
- CSU votes to conduct formal review of enuf Canada contract
The organization began as “Waste Not, Want Not” in 2016, after its Concordia University PhD student founders received a two-year, $35,000 grant. It later became enuf Canada and signed a two-year contract with the CSU in 2020, followed by another contract covering 2022 to 2025. Read more →
- Happy Birthday CAEO!
The festivities included comedy, burlesque and drag performances, a silent auction for donated queer goodies and go-go dancing. Canadian Association for Education and Outreach ( CAEO ), originally Gay Line, has operated completely volunteer-run since 1976. Read more →
- Mourning the mezzanine
The Concordia Student Union (CSU) group CSU Campaigns announced that the Concordia University administration banned booking space and tables in the Henry F. Hall Building's mezzanine due to concerns about foot traffic and congestion in late August 2026. Students will no longer be able to book this area. Read more →
- Concordia unions join forces to face university at negotiation table
Six Concordia University unions gathered for a lunchtime rally on Sept. 16 at the Sir George Williams campus to launch a new strategy for negotiations: negotiating with the university collectively instead of individually. Read more →
- Hundreds protest AI expansion outside Montreal’s ALL IN summit
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Montreal’s Palais des congrès on Sept. 16 to oppose the expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) as thousands of industry leaders met inside for Canada’s largest AI conference. Read more →
- Somaya takes LAYALI to the stage
In the first half of the performance, Somaya took a moment to tell the story of how she got her stage name. It came from a woman she knew as a child in Egypt, who she felt strongly attached to despite language barriers. She correlates that sense of attachment and belonging to her relationship with music. Read more →
- Hills of undergraduate memories
Reflecting on the end of freshman year in the middle of hope and despair Where can we look to when all we see are deadlines and trying times? Graphic Halle Keays … Read more →