Education & Research

INTERSTICE is the Concordia University Master of Design final research exhibition of the 2020 cohort of 10 students, displaying their final thesis research-creation projects at Anteism Gallery, located in Montreal’s Mile End neighborhood. The exhibition running from April 28th to May 3rd, 2020, provides both our cohort and the Design department at large, the opportunity…

2019-20 2018-19 The 9th Annual Concordia University Undergraduate Art History Conference draws on the concept of placemaking within contemporary landscapes, the conference, Place Listening : Exploring Material Narratives, aims to discuss the dynamic relationships between materiality, overlapping historical narratives, and involuntary memory to open a discourse for reconciliation. With a vast colonial history, material facets…

The main objective of this map is to spread awareness and educate others about various sustainable resources located in Tiohtia:ke (Montreal), and to render them more accessible to the general public. This map includes over two hundred points including grocery stores, thrift shops, community centres, community gardens and businesses that apply sustainable practices to their…

The overarching objective of the Climate Emergency Committee is to increase understanding of the natural processes behind climate systems and raise awareness of human induced processes that are leading to the climate changing. We are a committee of graduate and undergraduate students studying climate and environmental science. Our shared goal is to help empower students,…

First organized in January 2015, First Voices week brings together organizations throughout the Concordia community to coordinate a week of social, cultural, political and academic events about First Peoples on campus and across Canada. First Voices central goal is to increase Indigenous visibility and presence on campus. This event series will create bridges between Indigenous…