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GA loses quorum after passing two motions
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • February 2, 2012
Newburgh and Steven motion to reinstate J-Board fails Read More
McGill launches new emergency notification system
Erin Hudson • February 2, 2012
This past Tuesday, McGill’s Emergency Measures Office (EMO) launched its new emergency communication software, Alertus. The software is a part of McGill Attention! – the University’s mass emergency notification system. In order to function, Alertus must be downloaded and installed onto a computer. When the program is triggered, pop-up messages… Read More
Board of Governors adjourned due to student protestors
Esther Lee • February 2, 2012
Discussion of Jutras Report recommendations on agenda Read More
LSA President Catherine Coursol
News • February 2, 2012
Part of a series on faculty association presidents: LSA gets political Read More
Kahnawake woman to be sainted this year
News • January 28, 2012
Vatican canonization process marked by dispute over Kateri Tekakwitha’s nationality Read More
Jordan Venton-Rublee follows the NDP leadership race
Jordan Venton-Rublee • January 28, 2012
Tuition hikes dominate debate at Concordia Read More
Motions for SSMU Winter GA released
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • January 28, 2012
SSMU President Maggie Knight previewed the motions for the upcoming SSMU General Assembly (GA) at last week’s Legislative Council. Knight also expressed her enthusiasm over student participation in the writing and presentation of motions for this GA. “There were some really exciting motions, and not all of them were moved… Read More
SSMU Judicial Board activities suspended
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • January 28, 2012
By-law Committee set to review SSMU Constitution Read More
Student blockade cancels workday at Ministry of Education
Erin Hudson • January 28, 2012
First action for student coalition CLASSE Read More
City launches new plan to reduce incidents of racial profiling
News • January 28, 2012
Police commit to administering consequences Read More
Consultation fair about campus safety and security “intense” and “sensitive”
Lola Duffort • January 28, 2012
The most recent installment of the twice-annual student consultation fair was held last Tuesday to discuss safety and security on campus, in the light of November 10 and the events preceding it. The consultation fair was hosted by SSMU, the Post-Graduate Students’ Society (PGSS), the Macdonald Campus Students’ Society (MCSS),… Read More
Petition launched to impeach Concordia Student Union president
Henry Gass • January 26, 2012
Council unanimously passes motion of confidence in Lex Gill Read More
J-Board case develops as hearing draws near
Queen Arsem-O'Malley • January 26, 2012
Justice discloses previous involvement with OPIRG Read More
Engineering council amends OAP bylaws
Nick Kandel • January 26, 2012
The Engineering Undergraduate Society (EUS) discussed the Jutras Report – released last month in response to the events of November 10 – as well as changes to the Open Air Pub (OAP), during their first Council meeting of the semester on Monday. A motion concerning amendments to the OAP bylaws… Read More
Elections AUS rejects special referendum
News • January 26, 2012
Proposed amendment to constitution to be discussed at GA Read More