- NSERC FUNDING: $9.5M for 72 Concordia projects
- Putting people before technology is the focus of Concordia’s draft shared vision for a digital strategy
- Liftoff for the student-powered Montreal Space Symposium at Concordia
- ‘We’re continuing to push forward’: Concordia makes gains in the 2019 Maclean’s rankings
- 10 ways to protect yourself on social media
NSERC FUNDING: $9.5M for 72 Concordia projects
The federal agency delivers support through Discovery, Research Tools and Instruments, Ship Time and graduate scholarship grant programs.
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‘We’re continuing to push forward’: Concordia makes gains in the 2019 Maclean’s rankings
The university takes the top spot in SSHRC grants and moves up in student satisfaction.
Liftoff for the student-powered Montreal Space Symposium at Concordia
OCT. 18-19: The annual event brings together leaders in the industry with students and other space enthusiasts.
Researchers at Concordia take an interdisciplinary approach to migration issues
The Centre for Immigration Policy Evaluation brings together a critical mass of scholars.
Putting people before technology is the focus of Concordia’s draft shared vision for a digital strategy
The proposed roadmap identifies 11 possible projects to steer through today’s new digital realities.
The World Trade Organization carries a big stick, new research shows
A Concordia study reveals how disputes among trade partners affect market dynamics.
CJLO celebrates 10 years on air — and two decades on the web
OCT. 15: Eat cake with your favourite Concordia DJs at the campus radio station’s open house.
The Concordian who researches your fight-or-flight response
STEM SIGHTS: Ghazal Mohammadi measures how people's immune systems react when their hands are placed in cold water.
‘It’s an exciting time to be here’: Concordia’s provost provides an update on the strategic directions
Graham Carr says the university needs to sustain the momentum created by projects and initiatives launched so far.
Artists and politicians dream up alternate uses for vacant city spaces
Concordia’s political party-in-residence, The Alternative, leads a workshop at the Expo 67 Canadian Pavilion in Parc Jean-Drapeau.
Bitcoin could be more trouble than it’s worth
In a recently published op-ed, Concordia professor David Morris argues that the cryptocurrency is a speculative bubble burning energy and built on mistrust.
‘A lot of people start at CUTV and move into the industry’
Concordia University Television provides access to equipment, software, training and peer support.
Open House 2018: ‘Concordia is in growth mode — and we’re celebrating’
The university community is set to welcome more than 6,000 visitors on October 20.
