CSU student housing. Students against oil pipelines.

Current students at Concordia do outstanding academic work and get involved in community projects that improve our quality of life. See what they've been up to:  

• CNW posts a release from the CSU announcing that it has received a letter of interest from the Fiducie du Chantier de L'economie sociale offering matching funding for a CSU co-op student housing project. The release includes the announcement of the CSU's plan to hold a referendum next month to ask students if they want to establish a fund for the housing project and to approve a $1.85-million contribution to such a fund. CSU president Benjamin Prunty and CSU VP, Academic and Advocacy, Terry Wilkings are quoted. The release is picked up by Money and Money News.
• CNW posts another release from the CSU announcing a news conference that was to be held yesterday at the Hive Cafe, in the Hall Building. It concerned the launch of a crowdfunding campaign for Étudiants et Étudiantes Contre les Oléoducs (ÉCO) and ÉCO's plan to make itself heard during the next federal election campaign. The CSU is a member of the coalition, opposed to oil pipeline construction projects. The release was picked up by Le Lézard, Money and Money News.

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