Wrestling success. From Napster to iTunes. Concordians in Canada's Top Ten.

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:  

• The Windsor Star and Inside the Games report that Concordia exercise science student Linda Morais won a bronze medal at the 2016 Wrestling World Championships in Budapest, Hungary, yesterday. Morais is pictured in the Windsor Star article.
• Concordia PhD student Zach Krastel, researching consumer psychology, was interviewed last Friday on CJAD Radio's 'The Nightside', where he talked about changing habits among consumers of music. Krastel is heard from the 1:32-mark, through the link identified as "THE NIGHTSIDE WITH DAN SPECTOR: From Napster to iTunes With Zack Krastel - December 9 - 2016".There is mention of the Krastel webinar on the same subject, 'From Napster to iTunes', on the Concordia website, today, from noon to 1 pm. 
• The Georgia Straight announces that Les Beiges, a mini-documentary by Concordia student Étienne Lacelle, andMy Invisible Mother, by Concordia student Pascal Huynh, will be screened at the 2017 Canada's Top Ten film festival.

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