Concordia professor brings the International Meeting on Lithium Batteries 2026 to Montreal

Mel Hoppenheim (1937 – 2022): ‘A visionary builder in Canadian cinema’

New book by Concordia prof explores artificial intelligence from a psychological standpoint

‘We need a lot of people involved to really solve the climate crisis’

We’re back! Shuffle 33 marks the official return of Concordia’s annual walkathon

Concordia has a new director of Campus Wellness and Support Services

Concordia professor unleashes the learning power of makerspaces

‘It is important to collaborate as one global community’

New research and funding power the nanoparticle lab at Concordia’s Applied Science Hub

Meet Peter McAuslan, pillar of Quebec’s craft beer industry

Concordia-led team is recognized for its research into online gambling

Green projects are thriving at Concordia’s Loyola Campus

Concordians will play a key role in an $8.6M research partnership to improve the built environment

‘We want to offer effective treatments with efficient use of resources’

Craft coffee is everywhere! New John Molson School of Business research explains how we got there

From stargazing to powering the future with fusion

Concordia’s newly appointed chairs enhance the university’s research, teaching excellence and impact

Concordia biology interns make a difference through urbaNature Education

A zero-carbon buildings accelerator with Concordia roots launches in Montreal

26th Fantasia festival features 18 films by Concordians

The Disney dream that really did come true

Professor Haidee Wasson's book Everyday Movies wins a major international book award

Meet the art history grad showcasing the art and architecture of his home province

Nadia Myre unveils a new public artwork in Outremont

Concordia professor Bonnie Harnden's short film You Arrive wins multiple international awards

Concordia PhD student co-founds the Canadian Youth Film Festival

‘My job strikes the perfect balance between people and data’

Concordia’s director of student recruitment leaves after more than a decade of service

Concordia’s David Secko to serve on a new panel with the Council of Canadian Academies

Award-winning New York Times science journalist to discuss reporting on a pandemic at Concordia