Remi interviews Anne-Claire Lefaivre, spokesperson for the National Film Board of Canada about this year's edition of Black History Month programming.

As the lights dimmed and the audience (mostly) hushed, Nosferatu opens with a blank screen and a quiet lullaby followed by heart-wrenching tears. Immediately, we are thrown into the familiar yet unfamiliar as we witness Ellen (Lily-Rose Depp) make her first contact with Count Orlock (Bill Skarsgård).

Entering a dreamscape where reflection and exhilaration entwine, Inhaler presents their much-awaited third studio album Open Wide.

On Thursday February 6, students protested in front of Concordia University’s Guy-De Maisonneuve building and McGill University’s James Administration building, while the board of governors had their monthly meeting and allegedly discussed the Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) movement.

Concordia’s Student Union is also currently under investigation, after the university accused them of violating several regulations and codes during the special general meeting on Wednesday January 29.

Photo by Zita Berger

ConUHacks held its ninth edition of its annual hackathon on February 1st and 2nd. The 24-hour coding competition is put together every year by HackConcordia, Concordia University's hackathon society and student-run group and it is open to anyone older than 18.  Teams of participants have 24 hours from 11 am Saturday to 11 am Sunday to submit their project. There are also general challenges offered by ConUHacks and sponsor challenges that make teams create a more targeted project

But ConUHacks is not just a hackathon.

“We have also the career fair,” says Sabine Hleiss co-president of HackConcordia. “We give the participants the chance to network with the sponsors we have. We also have workshops.”