Architect Magazine has selected York U's School of Continuing Studies Building as a winner of its Architecture & Interiors Award of Merit, recognizing the project's innovative, boundary-pushing design.
Angele Alook, a professor in York University's School of Gender, Sexuality & Women’s Studies, is championing the ethical representation of Indigenous Peoples and their knowledge systems amidst the challenges of climate change.
This summer, the York University Energy Management team has adjusted how it heats and cools the Keele Campus, resulting in a reduction in emissions that will play a big role in helping the University meets its net-zero goals.
Professor Liam Butler is teaming up with construction company Printerra to transform the future of housing with 3D printing and low-carbon concrete.
York University’s Schulich School of Business is joining forces with one of the world’s leading sustainable economy media and research companies to develop a national climate finance index.
York University master's student Ethan Owen's first-ever published study involved scouring California’s deserts to understand how the density of native shrubs affects biodiversity.
In honour of this celebratory day, the Lassonde School of Engineering is spotlighting Zoi Ralli, Stavroula Pantazopoulou and Baoxin Hu – three of the many women at Lassonde who are demonstrating excellence in the field and inspiring future generations.
Join York University's Transportation Services Department to kick off Bike Month by learning about local cycling infrastructure, related services and the benefits of this form of sustainable travel.
As climate change has gone from an abstract concept to an immediate threat, York University's Osgoode Professional Development (OsgoodePD) has adjusted its curriculum to incorporate the latest legal issues related to the crisis.
York professors Ali Asgary and Eric Kennedy recently travelled to Manila in the Philippines to sign an agreement with a national organization to further emergency management research and training.