Concordia students create adaptive design projects in collaboration with people with disabilities
Great Concordian: Myrna Lashley, distinguished academic and advocate
Concordia offers a non-credit workshop on Cree language and culture
Meet Concordia’s newest Public Scholars
NouLa celebrates Concordia’s Black graduates
A First Peoples Studies course at Concordia delves into the historical and contemporary significance of wampum belts
First francophone cohort graduates from Concordia's creative arts therapies programming for neurodivergent adults and individuals with intellectual disabilities
5 Concordians named CBC Quebec’s Black Changemakers
Concordia’s Aphrodite Salas challenges journalistic practices to ethically share Indigenous stories
Celebrating the rich cultural contributions of our Asian community
Artist and alumnus Charles Campbell’s proposal chosen to inaugurate the Honouring Black Presence at Concordia public art program
Concordia’s 3rd annual Miywâcimo! storytelling competition highlights Indigenous student research
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