In Quebec's pluralistic society, future educators need to be sensitive to student diversity and schools must try to get all learners to succeed, says UdeM's Rola Koubeissy.

Roger Guillemin, an UdeM medical graduate and winner of the 1977 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, passed away on Feb. 21.

Researchers in Canada and France followed 700 office workers for six months in 2020 and 2021 to see how they were coping. Their findings reveal a less than favorable outlook on extensive remote work.

The university signs a joint agreement on artificial-intelligence research with Konan Technology Inc. to advance the field of reinforcement learning.

In long-time couples, women are more affected than men by the cumulative effects of stress as measured by the physiological indicator known as allostatic load, a U.S.-Canada study suggests.

An UdeM-led study reveals the combined effect of genetics and food availability, and points the way forward to promoting cortical growth after birth in small babies.

Yes, they can, says Mathieu Cournoyer, a master’s student in human kinetics who's done a review of 19 studies on the topic.

Four proud graduates of the university are set to take the lead in spurring alumni and donors to give generously in the coming years.

Nearly 300 people gathered for the announcement of L’heure est brave, a campaign with two targets: to raise $1 billion and to amass 200,000 acts of engagement from alumni.

Canadian researchers led by Montreal radiologist Gilles Soulez have developed a novel approach to treat liver tumours using magnet-guided microrobots in an MRI device.