Concordia’s Volt-Age research program is taking a bold leap forward with the launch of its Impact funding initiatives.

A recent paper by Concordia researchers published in the journal IEEE Xplore describes a new method of making this easier.

Concordian Pedro Barbáchano, MFA 24 (Photography), has won the Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Fellowship in Contemporary Art.

Even though Toronto has now become my home and has been for decades, I found it difficult to leave Montreal as a child,” says ...

The SSHRC funding will allow the Acts of Listening Lab to collaborate with several international partners, including ...

Open educational resources (OER) are digital resources for teaching and learning in any medium that allow no-cost access, use ...

A new initiative in the Department of Journalism is inspiring students to pursue French-language opportunities in journalism.

Two teams are developing a printing machine that offers a faster, more precise and sustainable alternative to current ...

Whether in classrooms, labs, offices or behind the scenes, your contribution makes this university an extraordinary place.’ ...

SmoothDetector’s multimodal approach uses probabilistic models and deep learning to spot misleading information ...

Na’kuset, BA 00, has dedicated her life to addressing the injustices faced by Indigenous peoples in Montreal and beyond. A Sixties Scoop survivor, she was adopted from her Cree family into a Jewish ...

Bélanger’s career took off with the short film Killing Time in 2001, which earned him a Canadian Society of Cinematographers (CSC) award nomination. Further recognition came with the short film ...