To honor and respect Indigenous Peoples whose lands York University occupies, the community should acknowledge host Nations at the start of ceremonies and events. Guidelines compiled collaboratively. Visit Guidelines-for-Acknowledging-Indigenous-Peoples-at-York-University-Events-and-Ceremonies
The Centre for Human Rights, Equity, and Inclusion (CHREI) offers resources to support human rights, equity, and inclusion at York University. Visit the Centre for Human Rights, Equity and Inclusion website for more information.
Compilation of resources for student well-being from York and community.
Resource site for supporting students in distress
Graduate students can access a range of wellness services through the Graduate Student Wellness Services Office.
Comprised of a dynamic team of healthcare professionals, peer health educators, and support staff, SCHW provides services that foster academic and personal success. Walk-in/same day counselling and short-term, ongoing counselling.
The Code of Student Rights & Responsibilities applies to all students and includes incidents dealing with non-academic conduct on campus or with a real and substantial connection to the University.
OSCR provides supports for critical incidents, personal crises, or other complex issues.
Read the Senate Policy on Disruptive and/or Harassing Behaviour in Academic Situations.
Grad students can access a variety of wellness resources both on- and off-campus. Visit the Graduate Student Wellness Services Resource Hub.