A knot of purple T-shirts and bouncing wigs clamour around the base of the escalators in Concordia’s Hall building, the backs of their shirts stuffed with pre-taped... » Full Story

Art Matters is awfully precocious for a 10-year-old. This year’s incarnation of the art festival brings the work of almost 200 artists into professional galleries all over... » Full Story

Owen Pallett is stretching, yawning and asking his boyfriend for an order of buttermilk pancakes. “Sorry,” he says, turning his attention away from room service and... » Full Story

Martin Cesar never questioned whether he was listening to the right kind of music. As a kid who never quite fit in, he fell in love with the rock of bands like Sonic... » Full Story

Turns out abortion has nothing to do with women’s health—or so some have argued this past week. When Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff dared to suggest the two might be... » Full Story

The Quebec government needs to stop putting business first and put its focus on encouraging the production of healthy food from local sources, argued speakers at the Feeding... » Full Story

Forget succeeding in Montreal if your first language ain’t French. Any good Anglo with their head square on their shoulders and even a scrape of ambition knows to follow the... » Full Story

She only wanted to get a routine check-up, a quick reassurance that everything was okay. A Concordia student, who wished to remain anonymous for reasons of... » Full Story

Concordia-based film collective Cinema Politica received a threatening letter on Jan. 11 from the lawyers for Coca-Cola stating that the network’s planned film tour for... » Full Story

There just might be blood in that bottle of Coke. In their documentary The Coca-Cola Case, filmmakers Carmen Garcia and Germán Gutiérrez show that a corrupt government... » Full Story