UdeM academic advisor Grégoire Aribaut explains how AI can help instructors teach and assess students more effectively.

A new book edited by UdeM’s Louise Vigneault surveys the diversity and vibrancy of Indigenous artistic expression in Quebec.

In August, UdeM’s Marie Thériault went to the United Nations to support the international recognition and preservation of toponyms.

If they've already had a concussion before, university athletes are less likely to report symptoms of a new one when the symptoms are less severe, an UdeM study suggests.

Incoming assistant professor Anne-Marie Gagné takes an historical and sociological approach to how different languages are rendered.

A new study of the intriguing TRAPPIST-1 exoplanetary system has demonstrated the complex interaction between the activity of the system's star and its planetary features.

Quebec's labour shortage is affecting compensation, bargaining strategies and union membership itself, according to Patrice Jalette, industrial relations professor at UdeM.

Physical, behavioural, psychological and social – the factors that make athletes ready (or not) to get back in the game are more complex than you might think.

Some children with autism may develop language skills independently of the joint attention skills usually associated with language learning.

Two UdeM nutrition graduates went to the Newfoundland and Labrador community to identify nutrition problems among Indigenous youth.