Articles by Corey Pool
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May Day Protest Ends in Mass Arrests
Thwarted Demo Links Labour and Anti-Capitalist Issues
Montreal’s May Day protest was nearly over before it began, with roughly 300 people detained and ticketed in the the city’s Old Port Wednesday afternoon.
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Board of Governors Approves Appointment of New Provost
Current Bishop’s University Dean of Arts and Science to Take Office in June
In keeping with recent tradition, there will be another new face on campus next year.
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“Bridging the Gap”
A Look at the Divide Between JMSB Students and the Rest of Concordia
The John Molson School of Business is a school of its own—or at least, it would like you to believe that it is.
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The Great Slate Debate
While election season may be in full swing, the Concordia Student Union executive candidates have little to compete for, as VP Finance is the only one of the union’s paid representative jobs that’s contested.
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Procedural Issues Stall CSU Presidential Appointment
Council Debates Proceedings in Private Facebook Group
The Concordia Student Union will have to hold off on taking another stab at appointing a president after a scheduled special meeting to resolve the issue was cancelled last week.
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The Many Convoluted Histories of Reggie’s
Concordia’s history can at times be strange, but just when you think things were as odd…
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Student Union President Resigns
Citing Health Reasons, Laforest Steps Down
With less than three months left in the school year, the Concordia Student Union has lost its elected president.
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Plan Nord Protesters Demonstrate in Montreal
Protest Puts Emphasis on Indigenous Solidarity and Anti-Capitalism
As a snow storm blew over Montreal…
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The Hidden Borders of Canada
When you look at this landmass, what do you see?
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McGill Requests Ability to Reject Access to Information
Motion Deems Requests “Abusive,” “Unreasonable.”
McGill University is attempting to deny a group of students and journalists their right to information.
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CUTV Board Suspends Executive Director
Suspension Addresses Station Members’ Concerns
CUTV’s human resource issues have finally come to a head.
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Credit Card Fraud Discovered at The CSBC
Montreal Police and Bank Investigating
Several cases of fraud have been reported on three separate credit cards belonging to the Concordia Student Broadcasting Corporation…
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A New Approach to Student Recruitment in China
Concordia Begins Severing Ties With Recruiter After Controversies
After a few months of sobering reflection, Concordia University is taking several steps toward improving its recruiting practices in China.
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CSU to Begin Campaigning Toward Education Summit
Online Process Will Allow Student Ideas to Be Heard
With about a month left before the long-awaited provincial summit on education takes place in Quebec, the Concordia Student Union is making a move.
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Teach-In Rally Held in Solidarity with Idle No More
Indigenous Issues, Cooperation, Education Discussed
About 100 people gathered together at the Point-Saint-Charles YMCA in Montreal on Sunday afternoon for what was being billed as a teach-in event in solidarity with the growing Idle No More movement.
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CUTV General Assembly Approaches, But Questions Remain
This time next week, we could be looking at a new Concordia University Television.
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The State of the Station
Financial Questions, Governance Issues Remain at CUTV
Concordia University Television might be mired in an uncertain legal grey area, but financially speaking, they could be headed for the red.
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Second Meeting to Decide Next Step for CUTV
Membership, Structure and GA to Be Discussed
Members of Concordia University Television have called a second meeting to discuss the state of the station with the hopes of…
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Petition Addresses Poli Sci Departmental Issues
Grades Curved, Courses Cut Among Students’ Complaints
Political science student Gene Morrow brought the petition to the Arts and Sciences Federation of Associations at last week’s council meeting, after it had garnered approximately 250 signatures.
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CUTV in Legal Limbo
Station Imperilled Following Resignation of Emergency Board Member
Following yet another week of name-calling, finger-pointing, conspiracy theories and general tumult, Concordia University Television has come to a grinding halt…