Last week’s iconic mid-week winter wasteland left many of us cuddled up with our partners, despite each professor’s hope that we spent all 48 hours…
Posts published by “Elaine Laliberte”
Last week was mental health awareness week, and artist Ryan Brunty, visited to discuss the importance of mental health through his re-creation of famous icons…
When Concordia picked “Gender Matters” as the topic for symposium and intended for the important messages to seep into people’s perspectives, I don’t think they…
There are many misconceptions with art, but one of the biggest and most prominent ones, even among artists themselves, is that art is synonymous with…
From the beginning, we are shown in all throughout American culture that art is a thing of elitism. People in movies appear holding crystal wine…
School is in full swing now, no debate. People aren’t sleeping, stress can be smelled in the air and performances and the first big tests…
With women’s empowerment fresh off the agenda from Symposium this week, it feels only fitting to make a plug for the lack of female representation…
New year, new mindset, same walls. Concordia as we all know and love, has the theme of old-timey religious architecture (that’s the technical term). The…
Since the day I started writing for The Concordian, I have taken this column seriously. I felt as though there was no discussion happening about…