York researcher advances more equitable water science across the world
Researchers have long used hydrology – the science of water – to better understand everything from floods and droughts to watershed health and water security. Assistant Professor Adeyemi Olusola has contributed to a new international study that examines how colonial histories continue to shape the field and explores what a more inclusive ...
York research calls for more accessible cities
A new study co-authored by York University's Mahtot Gebresselassie calls for a more integrated approach to planning communities that support people of all ages and abilities. Read the whole story: yorku.ca/yfile/2026/07/24/york-research-calls-for-more-accessible-cities/
Continuing a legacy: A student, a mentor and a study of wild bees
A new study by postdoctoral researcher Briann Dorin illustrates how agricultural landscapes can support wild bees, and continues the conservation science research legacy of the late Professor Sheila Colla. Read the whole YFile: yorku.ca/yfile/2026/07/17/continuing-a-conservation-legacy-a-student-a-mentor-and-a-study-of-wild-bees/
