• Danglin from the Wailers
• Duane Stephenson (Reggae artist)
• Students from the following communities at Concordia: Mexican, Irish, Iranian, Palestinian, Israeli, Libyan, Saudi, French, Swiss, Ghanaian, Jordanian as well as Snowboarding, Animation, Dragon Boat Racing and so much more!!
• Students from Hillel Montreal
• Indian Students Association
• African Students Association of Concordia
• Jordanian Student Association
• Syrian Students Association
• Latin American Student Organization
• Taiwanese Student Association
• CJLO (Concordia University Radio)

AND SO MANY MORE!

Check out our Facebook page and website for video testimonials :)

“The presence of a non-corporate campus/community TV station is such an essential communication tool in our struggle for social and environmental justice. CUTV provides a voice for the voiceless and by doing that it empowers our community as a whole. Thanks CUTV for promoting dialogue, communication, culture, and activism in Concordia and Montreal!

THE PEOPLE’S POTATO SUPPORTS CUTV!!”

Find the People’s Potato on Facebook!

CUTV provides a great service to the Concordia Community.  We need to have campus media to help us stay in touch and informed about what is happening in the Concordia Community; whether it be promoting events, providing professional coverage, or making information accessible, campus media provides an invaluable service to all students and to the greater community.

CVAP particularly appreciates the coverage of student council meetings. It is not always possible to attend every meeting and this allows us to stay up to date. We feel this has directly, and positively, impacted student government at Concordia.  Students, clubs, and associations need to (and want to) stay informed––CUTV makes that possible and we are a better community for it.

We hope that students will recognize how important the services they are receiving are, and we hope they will support the strengthening and expansion of those services.

The 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy supports CUTV!

QPIRG Concordia’s Jaggi and Ashley support CUTV’s fee levy campaign! Vote Yes!

On the week-end of Nov. 19-20th, CUTV’s introduction workshop participants produced a video highlighting the importance of advocating for human rights through our campus-community media.

By VOTING YES to CUTV, you are putting your support behind the preservation and promotion of the cultural diversity of Concordia and Montreal as we know it.

Support the Arts, Support CUTV!

Regimental Oneton supports community television! Watch his Box Populus artwork come together in this time lapse video.

The Advisory: Musicians support Community Television! Vote YES!