This Week's Print Issue Story Features
NEWS:
Concordia students walk out in support of Palestinians by Marieke Glorieux-Stryckman
Palestinians are demanding an immediate ceasefire to protect their country after last week’s protest demonstrated unwavering support for Palestine.
SPORTS:
Otis Grant: Boxing world champion, ex-student and athlete by Jeremy Cox
Unless you sat next to him in class in the early ’90s, chances are you weren’t aware that the boxing middleweight champion of the world went to school on this very campus. Montreal legend Otis Grant professionally fought 15 times while studying full-time at Concordia, and won every bout. Read about how he balanced academia with competition at the highest level in Otis Grant: Boxing world champion, ex-student and athlete by sports editor Jeremy Cox.
ARTS & CULTURE:
Trick or treat yourself to spooky fall reads by Mackenzie Sanche
Are you ready for Halloween to be over yet? Neither are we! This week, our beloved copy editor Mackenzie compiled a list of book recommendations that will keep the spooky holiday season alive. There is something for everyone—from warm and cozy reads to unsettling thrillers that may keep you up at night…
OPINIONS:
Sanctioning independent news: brought to you by big tech by Enver Hampton
Access to independent news is more essential than ever. Unfortunately, tech platforms and government agencies have been using financial sanctions to target dissenting voices, preventing people from reaching the information they need to hear.
MUSIC:
Gaza Mon Amour: A night of music, poetry, art and solidarity at La Sala Rossa by India Das-Brown
A night of music, poetry, and art unfolded at La Sala Rossa in Montreal on October 23. Local artists, musicians, and activists gathered to support the Palestinian Children's Relief Fund (PCRF) with a benefit concert and silent auction. Over $12,000 was raised for Gaza. The night's speeches were forthright and the performances soulful, imbued with passion and grief.