The humanitarian horror in Gaza must end
The recent seven-day pause in the Israel-Hamas war, and floods of earnest words from world leaders on how Israel must consider the humanitarian needs of Palestinian civilians, have been seen as progress.
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Grey water bling: York U and Noventa to explore sustainable solution to heat Glendon
In the future, when Canadian rapper and musician Drake sings “Wasting Time” at “7am on Bridle Path” in his shower, he could inadvertently be doing York University’s Glendon Campus a “Solid” by helping to heat and cool its buildings year-round.
York U and Southlake partner to create positive change in health care across northern York Region and southern Simcoe County
By signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) today, York University and Southlake Regional Health Centre agree to leverage their collective strengths in health care and research to address pressing challenges in its communities and beyond.
Night skies to deliver winter wonderland of light shows this holiday season
It maybe wintertime, but the night sky is still alight with star gazing possibilities this holiday season, starting with the Geminid meteor shower.
COP28: Canada needs to tackle fossil fuel financiers head on
As the UN global climate conference begins, it’s time Canada get serious on decarbonization—that means going after fossil fuel finance
After 8 years in power, what is Justin Trudeau’s legacy — and how will he cement it?
After 8 years in power, what is Justin Trudeau’s legacy — and how will he cement it? Justin Trudeau led the Liberals to electoral victory in 2015, when the party began the federal election campaign with just three dozen MPs in the House of Commons.
York U bolsters its position as a leader in creating a more sustainable world
In 10 years, some trees can grow anywhere from 10 to 25 feet tall, so when York University announces its goal to reach net zero emissions a decade sooner, it’s a target that can lead to a significant and positive impact on the environment – enough time for a forest to grow.
What is it like to be a crab?
Consciousness science should move past a focus on complex mammalian brains to study the behaviour of ‘simpler’ animals
Researchers help unravel brain processes involved in vision
Faced with images that break the expected pattern, like a do not enter sign where a stop sign is expected, how does the brain react and learn compared to being shown images which match what was predicted?