Concordia Caribbean Student Union

The Concordia Caribbean Students' Union was formed in 1968 making it one of the oldest clubs in existence at Concordia University. With the help of the founders of the Union itself, along with the many executives and members that have been affiliated with CCSU in every way, Concordia Caribbean Students' Union has grown into one of the most reputable Caribbean groups in Montreal. Our largest event, Culture Weekend, is even nationally recognized by a large number of student unions and universities across North America. With the resources available to us, along with the large Caribbean population in Montreal and the greater Canada area, we strive to educate and pass on Caribbean culture as well as uniting those of Caribbean and non-Caribbean descent. The members, the sole reason for this non-profit Union's existence,help maintain a vibrant Caribbean life at Concordia University. We are here by the members and for the members, we aim to cater to all those interested in our completely open membership. After all, we, the executives, are still only students trying to successfully orchestrate events for the pleasure and satisfaction of our fellow students. CCSU members, as well as the general public that visit this page, will obtain access to up to date information about interesting things around Montreal, this year's Culture Weekend, Black History Month, miscellaneous resources, tools for the integration of new students, music links, photos and general Caribbean – related information in Canada and Montreal: from parties to embassy contacts. This page, as is CCSU, is committed to help our members in any way we can. Concordia Caribbean Students' Union, formed from the largest student riot in Canadian history, is here for our general members, Caribbean culture, social integration and general empowerment and motivation. Please enjoy our new page, which serves as a large milestone for the bright future of the Union. Twitter &Instagram: @ccsuconcordia