New book on bullying provides parents with a practical guide to prevention

• May 4: York Circle Lecture and Lunch
• May 7: Webinar: Leadership Begins With You! Choose between 12-1pm and 8-9pm.
• May 4: Research Matters: Life in 2030 – Discuss the future with those creating it
• May 15-17: Encounters in Canada: Contrasting Indigenous and Immigrant Perspectives
• June 26: The 9th Annual York University Planning Alumni Social

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	York Youth Connection Day Camp: Register your child now! YYC offers a mix of art and design, performing arts and improv, health and fitness, eco-science and leadership curriculum for youth ages 8-14. Alumni benefit from a 15% discounted rate!
	TASTE: Volunteer to be a TASTE alumni and give students the chance to explore career options over an informal lunch setting.
	Career Conversations Series: a series of panel and webinar discussions designed to provide recent grads with an opportunity to connect with employers and alumni working in their chosen industry.
	Science Explorations Camp: Science Explorations offers fun, hands-on summer camp programs that engage youth and explore topics in science and engineering.
	Join the York Circle: Be a part of York U’s vibrant academic and research community. Through FREE events, meet your community, share ideas and learn with York’s leading professors.

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York's president and Osgoode grad are in contention for the RBC Top 25 Immigrant Awards

Canadian Immigrant magazine has kicked off voting for the awards, which identify and celebrate the inspiring stories and achievements of Canadian immigrants. York's President and Vice-Chancellor Mamdouh Shoukri and Osgoode alumnus and YUAA board member Michael Tulloch (BA '86, LLB '89) have been short listed for the award. » For more and to vote

Celebrated author Nino Ricci tells creative writing students that the best time to be a writer is now

York alumnus and celebrated author Nino Ricci (BA ’81) spoke to recipients of the President's Creative Writing Awards at a reception on April 3. During his talk, he mentioned why he thinks this is one of the best times in history to be a writer. » Video and more

York unveils its own tipi, a place to learn and foster awareness

Gathered around a small, smoky fire inside the newest addition to the York landscape, members of the University’s indigenous community and administration officially unveiled the York Tipi. Standing among tall trees outside of Osgoode Hall Law School, next to Hart House, the tipi is a reminder that the University sits on traditional Ojibway land. » More

Distinguished digital arts and experimental media scholar is appointed as the new dean for the Faculty of Fine Arts

Shawn Brixey joins York University as the newly appointed dean for the Faculty of Fine Arts. Brixey will come to York from the University of Washington, where he is an associate professor of digital arts and experimental media in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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Q&A: Emmanuel Mbulu (BA ’77, BA Hons. ’80): From struggling student to philanthropic chief

In 2006, remembering his struggle as an international student, Mbulu established the Chief Emmanuel Mbulu Award to help York students of Nigerian heritage in financial need. Last year, he renewed his initial donation of $12,500 to support the bursary. » More

	Canada's Wonderland: As a York grad you can save nearly 40 per cent on the regular gate ticket price.
	Toronto Argos: Save up to 45 per cent on Silver seat tickets by purchasing the 6-Flex Champs Pack. Grads have until May 30 2013 to benefit from this discount.

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Argos bring Grey Cup to York U’s Red and White Day spirit rally

Former York Lions Ricky Foley, Andre Durie and alumnus Jeff Johnson (BA ’02), now members of the Toronto Argonauts Grey Cup championship team, paid a special visit to the Red and White Day rally in the Student Centre on March 26.

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