Chapter 4 explores nine next-gen sites on Concordia’s Sir George Williams Campus that showcase the university’s commitment to innovation in education and community engagement.
Accessible education and social mobility are at the forefront of this tour, from the student-centered R. Howard Webster Library to the District 3 Innovation Hub.
Originally from Nova Scotia, Dane Stewart is a queer artist who now calls Montreal home. His podcast, Resurrection, explores the forgotten stories of queer people whose lives were lost to HIV/AIDS. Resurrection has reached the top 10 podcast charts in both Canada and the United States and has been featured in media around the world, including CBC, CTV, the BBC and The Guardian, which calls Resurrection “an excellent show.”
1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W
Opened in 1992, the LB Building is a cornerstone of the Sir George Williams Campus. It houses the R. Howard Webster Library, the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, and various academic departments, making it a central hub for learning and culture.
1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W
Located in the LB Building, the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery has been a vital part of Concordia since 1966. It showcases contemporary art and is vital to the university’s research and graduate studies.
1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W
After a significant renovation and digital transformation in 2018, the Webster Library has become a state-of-the-art facility designed by students for students. It offers a range of modern resources, including a technology sandbox and a visualization studio.
1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W
Located on the ground floor of the LB Building, 4TH SPACE is a “living lab” that showcases Concordia’s research and teaching. It offers a unique, interactive experience where academic work is accessible to the public.
1400 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W
Founded in 2019, SHIFT connects diverse communities, institutions and ideas to create a more just, inclusive and prosperous society. It offers a welcoming space for collaboration on societal challenges.
1250 Guy St.
Purchased by Concordia in 1997, the Faubourg Tower houses important administrative units, including University Advancement and the Equity Office. It supports Concordia’s ambitious fundraising efforts, such as the Campaign for Concordia: Next-Gen Now.
1250 Guy St.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024, the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema is Canada’s largest university centre for film studies. It has produced award-winning filmmakers whose work has been showcased at major festivals around the world.
1250 Guy St.
Located on the sixth floor of the FB Building, District 3 is a startup incubator that supports entrepreneurs in high-tech, health care and biotech industries. It fosters innovation by providing mentorship and resources to budding businesses.
1450 Guy St.
Completed in 2009, the 15-storey John Molson Building is home to the John Molson School of Business. It emphasizes sustainable business practices and features the world’s first-ever solar wall, generating energy for the building.
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