Take a trip to the 90s with Solids
Solids’ music combines all your favourite post-Cobain bands Forty shows in nine countries on two sides of the…
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The Head and the Heart cannot be still
The Seattle-based band discuss their latest album and inspirations The Concordian had a chance to speak with The…
For the love of music: an interview with Gisèle Quartet
Think of a blend of jazz and rock. Add some political speeches about influential figures like Martin Luther…
The Flatliners find their pulse on their latest record
Loud, aggressive and energetic—these are the three pillars of punk rock and Toronto’s The Flatliners have mastered these.…
Through the lens of a post-war photojournalist
Marc Ellison is an award-winning photojournalist based in Vancouver. He sat down with The Concordian to discuss his…
Building connections, one country at a time
After years spent living abroad in Ethiopia and England, Salima Punjani now resides in Montreal as a Concordia…
Shepard takes pride in Concordia’s diversity
During this year’s first briefing with President Alan Shepard, there were a myriad of topics to discuss. The…
Examining Montreal’s electronic scene
The Concordian sat down with 20-year-old journalism student Joel Abrahams who has, since his first year at Concordia,…
Language is everything
For Canadian writer and journalist Noah Richler, maintaining a critical view of your country and its politics is paramount.
Jonas Bonnetta talks Evening Hymns and inner light
The Concordian spoke with Jonas Bonnetta, the folk singer-songwriter at the heart of Evening Hymns, ahead of his show…
Clement Jacques on language, passion and life
“Maybe I should go back and drive up to the north/Far from all that I’ve been trying to flee […] Came here to find some truth not easy to believe […] I’m afraid it is too late.” He wrote these lyrics after the move from his native home to Montreal a couple of years ago, uncertain about this shift.
A Q&A session with Concordia President, Alan Shepard
" We are going to work with the community to unleash the potential of Concordia. There’s no reason why Concordia can’t be known as one of the best universities in Canada."