New trees on Loyola Campus commemorate Concordia professors

Release of the first minisode of the HERMES research team podcast series The new face of online games

Launching of the HERMES research team podcast series "The new face of online games"

Concordia psychology PhD Kathleen Kennedy-Turner receives the Prix Relève Étoile for September

Naomi Azar is awarded the $100K Miriam Aaron Roland Graduate Fellowship

Dopamine evoked by reward cues helps us learn about our world, according to Concordia research

COVID-19 is putting older adults’ mental health under additional stress, says Concordia researcher

Studying the sensation of ‘groove’

Mihaela Iordanova wins the 2020 Canadian Association for Neuroscience Young Investigator Award

End-of-term blues? Here’s why you’re feeling down — and how to deal with it

Your 3-step guide to stress-busting

Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski shifts from TV star to author

Concordia researcher wins a Prix Relève étoile from the Fonds de recherche du Québec

Psychology professor Diane Poulin-Dubois wins the 2019 Pickering Award

Obsessive-compulsive disorder research needs more focus on the patient, a new study asserts

From vulnerable adolescents to Ethiopian city dwellers, Concordia’s newest Vanier Scholars counter adversity

Study shows that anger is more harmful to the health of older adults than sadness

A new study of adolescents with eating disorders compares those who use substances and those who don’t while in treatment

Growing up in poverty doubles diagnoses of psychosis-spectrum illnesses like schizophrenia, research says

Cues that predict alcohol remain powerful long after prolonged sobriety, new research finds

Scientific Citizenship Awards celebrate students for their exceptional ethical and leadership qualities

A groove is better with rhythm and harmony, new research shows

The psychology of health

Bilinguals hear sounds differently based on the language they think they’re listening to, new study shows

The Centre for Research in Human Development honours the late Alex E. Schwartzman

Anxiety about close relationships can affect your health, new research shows

PhD candidate Rachel Downey explores how training can slow cognitive and physical decline in late adulthood

New autism-related research expands our understanding of cognitive function in preschoolers

PhD candidate Kierla Ireland investigates how children learn music skills

End-of-term blues? Here’s why you’re feeling down — and how to deal with it