Quebecers and other Canadians display similar concepts of national identity, according to Concordia researcher

Meet Yinka Ibukun, the new West Africa bureau chief for Bloomberg News

Concordia ranks among the world's top Model United Nations teams

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

Combatting discrimination is a prominent pandemic issue, according to Concordia researcher

Concordia teams up with Savoir media to bring expert knowledge to the public

Alum Charlotte Baigent wants to change the law for the better

Concordia and the International Political Science Association renew their five-Year agreement

Concordia leads the way in creating a global network of immigration and refugee experts

A Concordia student at COP25: ‘International aspirations clashed with domestic political will’

Jane Philpott and Jody Wilson-Raybould present at Concordia on the state of Canadian democracy

Meet Samantha Nutt: Loyola Medal recipient

The use of bots during elections, including Canada’s, will only get more complicated, says Concordia researcher

Concordian appointed to Senate

‘The key reason I made it where I am today is because of the mentors I had at Concordia’

Concordian Clayton Ma wins the Canadian Political Science Association Three-Minute Thesis Competition

The future of cities hinges on a critical, collaborative approach to climate change, experts say

Concordia welcomes its first public administration scholar-in-residence

Making Toronto more friendly to seniors is a big-city challenge, new study says

Horizon postdoctoral researchers explore topics ranging from energy use in buildings to immigrant participation in Quebec society

Concordia research centre quickly growing in scope and visibility thanks to the hot topic of immigration

Danish political party works with artists to reimagine unused Montreal spaces

New book by Guy Lachappelle examines René Lévesque’s world view

On October 1, get out and vote for a provincial party that supports your values

Lobster and tuna fishing helped Concordia graduate find success in Washington, D.C.

Margie Mendell: ‘Learning is living’

On the front lines of immigration

Concordia's fine arts faculty teams up with Denmark's The Alternative to offer students a chance to change public discourse

UNESCO takes academic approach to counter spread of violence and terrorism

Practising her passion