Concordia professor launches season two of The Irish in Canada podcast

Revealing the pain of Partition through fact and fiction

Concordia history professor’s class assignments encourage innovative approaches to difficult subjects

Concordia’s Faculty of Arts and Science announces the winners of its new graduate student photo contest

Curator Trina Cooper-Bolam is the latest Concordian to win a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship

Reflections from Roméo A. Dallaire on Remembrance Day

3 alumni transform their undergrad research into a peer-reviewed oral history journal article

Concordian’s book explores how capitalism, class struggles and racial inequality affected two Montreal neighbourhoods

‘This book brings my mother to life’

Partners in life and law thank Concordia for bringing them together

A new collective book project will celebrate Concordia’s 50 years in 2024

Montreal’s Black history archives continue to grow at Concordia’s Vanier Library

International conference offering paid experiential learning opportunities for students

Concordia professor says history of violence against Indigenous peoples is genocide

‘Historians will continuously discover the unexpected in their research — if they talk to women’

Concordians Steven High and Eric Reiter recognized with Governor General’s History Awards

Concordia undergrads explore Montreal's Black history through the Negro Community Centre Archives

Concordian wins the Best Scholarly Book in Canadian History prize from the Canadian Historical Association

Concordia offers new online courses on Montreal’s Black history and an interdisciplinary take on COVID-19

SSHRC awards $2.5M to Concordia-led collaborative research on deindustrialization and the rise of populism

Unlocking the healing power of creativity

Living and working in Saint-Henri grounds PhD student’s research on gentrification

Alumni love: from undergrads to grandparents, Marika Jaansoo and Bob Owston have been together for 58 years

A mysterious journal found at Concordia offers a window into the past

‘You plant a seed and you never know what it will lead to’

New documentary by a Concordia professor recounts the hidden history of Quebec’s Irish population

What’s the impact of going digital on the way we live, work and learn?

History grads launch online journal

Concordia announces a three-year partnership with the Court of Quebec

(Re)Viewing the Syrian War