Measuring metabolites at the molecular level can have profound implications on patient care, says a Concordia researcher

The Montreal Mini Maker Faire comes to Concordia

These students want to hear your opinions on gender and diversity at Concordia

CICA Presents Kazuhiro Soda - Friday, Nov. 16 at 6pm in VA-114

IdeaLabs look at present practice to imagine the future together

A best seller: 2018 Concordia Used Book Fair raises a record $31,831 for students

Corporate futsal tournament aims to give back to communities near and far

Concordia’s Services Sector wants to hear from you

The top 5 things to do in Montreal this November

Board and Senate Notes: October 2018

Concordia researcher Aurore Perrault explains how to minimize the effect of turning back our clocks

Meet the Concordia undergrad student who saved a woman’s life

Men and women absorb vibration differently, new research shows

Alumna Gina Cody visits city hall to sign Montreal’s Livre d’or

November is Financial Literacy Month

CICA Presents Saelan Twerdy - Friday, Nov. 9 at 6pm in VA-114

GAMETHING podcast season 1 out now

Josée Perreault settles into Bombardier Recreational Products

New research group Fabriques-mondes expands the role of creative non-fiction in film

View the latest graduate business research on a broad range of topics on Nov. 15

Your latest Welcome Crew mentor tip: ‘Don’t be shy to schedule time to relax’

Concordia appoints new VP Advancement starting Dec. 1

Op-eds by Concordia's public scholars open conversations in the community

Wonderful article in The Irish Echo about Professor Rhona Richman Kenneally's book, The Irish Home, Irish Writing and Domestic Space.

Montreal leader in high-end residential real estate got his start at Concordia

The Economist ranks the John Molson MBA among the best in the world

Concordia’s research efforts and graduate business programs shine in the latest university rankings

A pioneering artist, a philanthropist and 3 nationally recognized business leaders recognized by Concordia

IN THE LAB: Next-generation luminescence on the nanoscale

Genetic engineering may lead to cheaper medical products, graduate research shows