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

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

On a study trip to Nairobi, architecture professor Georgia Cardosi and a student helped out after a massive blaze ravaged a shantytown.

The less you understood public-health warnings against COVID-19, the more likely you didn't protect yourself and others, a new study suggests.

The first Summer School in Responsible Artificial Intelligence(AI) and Human Rights, organized by Mila and Université de Montréal, brought together some 40 participants from 20 countries.

A study has found that wild animal and plant species are being secretly bought and sold online, mainly for use in recreational drugs.

An Italian study involving UdeM researchers shows new evidence that humans and Neanderthals milled flour as long as 43,000 years ago, several thousand years before what was previously thought.

UdeM and its affiliated schools now have an institute to centralize research on the impact of businesses on society and the environment.

In collaboration with UdeM, the Posthumains theatre company and Duceppe are staging a play about the social implications of AI.

A UdeM researcher has found that teenage girls are more likely to experience momentary anxiety when their classmates are anxious. Boys are not.