Concordia’s Acts of Listening Lab co-hosts Colombian Victims Forum in Bogotá

A journey in self-discovery

Concordia welcomes Pablo Gershanik as virtual artist-in-residence March 8-12

Concordians receive 15 META nominations for their contributions to theatre

Mark Sussman and Marcie Frank appointed director and graduate program director at Concordia’s Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture (CISSC)

Grad Patrick Lloyd Brennan on the state of theatre post-pandemic

Concordia professors take final theatre assignments from the stage to the laptop screen

Art Matters, North America’s largest student-run festival, is bigger than ever

Concordia theatre students take the stage for a new rendition of a classic Venetian play

Concordians win big at the 7th annual Montreal English Theatre Awards

Drama: High School Sucks

Playwright Vittorio Rossi returns to his roots

The Riot Ballet brings politics, dance and gaming to the stage

‘If this musical adaptation works, it is likely headed for Broadway’

‘My generation of Canadian actors has done extremely well in America’

‘My generation of Canadian actors has done extremely well in America’

Meet the mastermind working to move theatre into the zero-waste era

12 Fringe Festival shows with a Concordia connection

Concordia’s 2 new Trudeau Scholars bring an Indigenous lens to their next-gen research

'I've never looked back': Blue Metropolis pays tribute to Montreal playwright and Concordia grad Vittorio Rossi

Colombian refugee stories come to life at Concordia’s new Acts of Listening Lab

Blackout theatre production reimagines the Sir George Williams Affair 50 years later

Drama: Picking the Under, by Justin Hebert

Tony Award–winning Christine Jones talks artistic process and career paths on Sept. 24

Queer Concordia graduates lend their voices to the community

Greg Halpin takes lead role in the upcoming musical Once

8 new Concordia University Research Chairs span medical tech to consumer behaviour

Theatre graduate Amena Ahmad shines onstage and on screen

Nobody's Perfect: Play about mental health opens this week at Loyola

Fringe Festival shows with a Concordia connection