Concordia University - Loyola Campus

About Concordia University - Loyola Campus Concordia University is a university that rethinks higher education. Located in the dynamic, multicultural city of Montreal, Concordia is the top-ranked university in North America. In 1950, over 51,000 students are officially enrolled. The mission of Concordia is to recognize and combat systemic, anti-Black racism. Concordia acknowledges that the university has been built on unceded Indigenous lands and that the Kanien’keha Nation are the custodians of the lands and waters on which it is located. As a university, it commits to Truth and Reconciliation and addressing ongoing Indigenous Issues. It also seeks to be diverse, inclusive, accessible, and available to Black staff, students, and faculty by establishing the Black Perspectives Office. This office's work is rooted in anti-racism, anti-oppression, and developed by the struggle of generations of Black students.

The reviews on Concordia University trend toward positivity. The campus is mentioned as "amazing" and "beautiful" and the ambiance is perfect for studying and having a great time. A former student points out the campus' structural design, such as spacious, tranquil fields, a number of assessment sports facilities, and alumni testimonials. There are many green spaces and places to walk the dog. Nonetheless, the community still finds some drawbacks - such as the school's strict nature, but the positives far exceed the negatives.