Campus Community Groups Fair

Discover the diverse campus groups advocating for student interests!

Your CSU independent fee levy groups and food groups will showcase key services available to the Concordia community.

Free snacks, zines, stickers, plants & more at the street fair!

Stop by before the Concordia Farmers Market, and visit the campus community groups!

How can you participate? Join us in person.

Have questions? Send them to info.4@concordia.ca

Concordia Food Coalition: Creating a local, sustainable, and affordable
food system at Concordia.

SEIZE: Solidarity Economy Incubation for Zero Emissions

CUTV: Canada’s oldest campus-based TV station!

The Concordian: Concordia University's Independent Student Newspaper Since 1973.

QPIRG Concordia: a resource centre for student, community research, and organizing that aims to connect the campus to grassroots community struggles.

Cinema Politica: dedicated to supporting the work of independent, political filmmakers in Canada and beyond.

Concordia Greenhouse Project: a welcoming, organic green space providing experiential learning opportunities within a year-round growing environment.

Art Matters: North America’s largest student-run Fine Arts festival

Sustainability Action Fund (SAF):  Supporting projects to develop sustainable infrastructure, urban agriculture, community-building, and education surrounding environmental and community issues

CURE: The Community-University Research Exchange (CURE) facilitates research collaborations between grassroots community groups and university students.

Queer Concordia: An on-campus resource centre for 2SLGBTQIA+ students & allies at Concordia University.

CJLO: Concordia University's one and only radio station. 

The People's Potato: A student initiated vegan soup kitchen at Concordia.

Reggies: A student-run cooperative campus bar that is dedicated to serving students.

What is a fee levy group?
“Fee levy groups are student organizations and initiatives at Concordia University that are student-elected through a referendum process. Fee levy groups are made up of Concordia undergraduate (and sometimes graduate students) as well as community members from wider Montreal communities. Fee levy groups receive all or part of their operating budgets from a per-credit Concordia student fee levy. Fee levy groups are autonomous from the administrations of Concordia University, the CSU, the GSA, and all academic bodies and associations.”

https://www.csu.qc.ca/student-life/fee-levy-groups/