Concordia poet Kelly Norah Drukker wins — twice!   

Jason Camlot wins the Donald Gray Prize for best Victorian Studies essay

It’s official: 2016 is the year of ‘post-truth’

Beautiful Losers: ‘Anarchic, innovative and vital’

Matthew Forsythe is Concordia's 2017 Richler writer-in-residence

Leonard Cohen (1934-2016): 'He articulated our sense of confusion, heartbreak and joy'

Poison-tipped poetry, sonic intepretations ... and a haunting

Concordia alumni go off the page

The Zombies just keep coming!

3D soundscapes and brain imaging: it’s the return of Beyond Disciplines

'Tolkien's Old English' shines on the world stage

Writers Read ‘challenges ideas and redefines assumptions’

‘Heartbreaking and complex’: a glimpse at the 2016 Giller shortlist

Fiction: Myles’ World

100 years on, Roald Dahl isn’t just for kiddles and chiddlers

‘You are probably their next target’

Witches, wizards and liminal spaces: 10 brilliant children's books

Inroads at the Library of Congress and artist settlements in Cape Breton

How to teach Old English in the digital age

Summer book list: 13 great reads

To (retell) a mockingbird

‘Vivid, discerning, precise’: the world’s rarest Guy Davenport Collection

‘Words, words, words’: 11 great quotes from William Shakespeare

‘How can poetics inform us about the concepts that shape our world?’

The top 5 things to do in Montreal: March 31 to April 14

The terrible pains and ecstatic pleasures of love

Concordia’s spring bonanza of literary events

Joseph Boyden returns to Concordia — this time to 'talk liberal arts'

Dispatches from Ann-Marie MacDonald

Harper Lee’s meaningful silence