Queen Elizabeth's record reign. Max Stern Art Restitution Project. Student success. Ultra-wideband communication.

Concordia faculty and researchers are regularly asked to offer expert, informed opinions on many of today's most pressing problems. Read some of the latest news items about Concordians:

• Information and Documentation Analyst Estelle Bouthillier, an expert on the British monarchy, was interviewed on the LCN information magazine Québec Matin Monday morning regarding the  record of longevity on the British throne of Queen Elizabeth II (no link available). Bouthillier will also give an interview on this topic to Radio Planète 104,5 in Alma this afternoon.
• The Canadian Jewish News reports on a reception in Toronto last Thursday attended by art crimes investigator Willie Korte and Clarence Epstein, senior director of Urban and Cultural Affairs. Epstein, pictured with Korte, attended in his capacity as director of the Max Stern Art Restitution Project. The event, hosted by Canadian Friends of Hebrew University of Jerusalem, raised funds for completion of the film Stolen, a documentary about German-born Canadian art dealer Max Stern.
• Laura Mitchell, director of the Student Success Centre, was interviewed for City TV's Breakfast Television this morning about what students need to know to set themselves up for a successful academic year. (no link available)
• A brief in the Orlando Sentinel announces that Ahmed Kishk, a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, will give a talk about ultra-wideband communication at the University of Central Florida, next Wednesday.

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