Host Julia Israel talks with Ates Balsoy, the social affairs coordinator for geography undergraduate student society, about the ongoing student strikes at Concordia. The strikes are in response to the province raising tuition for out-of-province and international students.

Original air date: Feb 2, 2024

Host Julia Israel talks with Kevin Vaillantcourt, the Assistant Graphics Editor at The Concordian Newspaper, about the ongoing student strikes at Concordia. The strikes are in response to the province raising tuition for out-of-province and international students.

Original air date: Feb 2, 2024

Elsieanne Caplette and Stephane Sotto of Elsiane stopped by the CJLO studio! They talked about their new self-titled LP and much more on this special episode of Saint Zotiqua Cathedral.

Orginal Air Date: September 27th, 2023

Director Lucy Tulugarjuk joins the Get Up to talk about her new film Tautuktavuk (What We See). The Quebec premiere of Tautuktavuk is December 11 @ 7PM, Room H-110 on Concordia's campus.

Interview: Leora Schertzer

Denny Isaac, the Fisheries Manager for the Listuguj Mi'gmaq Government, joins the Get Up to talk about shrimp shortages in the St. Lawrence gulf and estuary.

Interview: Leora Schertzer

Concordia Media Studies Alumni and English Language Arts Network (ELAN), along with the Arts, Culture, and Heritage Working Group, have devised an initiative called the Community Digital Arts Hub, CDAH. It is an initiative aimed at helping artists, and arts & heritage organizations with affordable, high-quality studio space, and equipment rentals in Montreal. The rental prices are as affordable as 10$ an hour, and professional help is at users' disposal. Sruthi Matta, of Sruthi's Telugu Hour, spoke to Vanessa Herrick, the Executive Director of ELAN on the need for an affordable, and accessible arts hub.

Sruthi Matta of Sruthi's Telugu Hour speaks to Shylah Wolfe of the Concordia Food Coalition about their new CSA Basket program.

CJLO News director Cedric Gallant attends the annual march against police brutality in Montreal on March 15th

A profile on Patrice Lumumba, who fought for Congo's independence from Belgium and later became the first prime minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Voiced by Manuela Bitoungui, edited by Cedric Gallant
Made in collaboration with the African Students' Association of Canada