Robert Foldes appointed YORKbiotech executive director

Regional Innovation Network group appoints a York alumnus, with experience in both the laboratory and business communities...

Students mull over TTC offer of cheaper pass

At $59 a month, it's a deal for students who live in Toronto but shouldn't come out of fees for those who don't, says YFS VP Shamini Selvaratnam...

Smooth sailing for York commuters as road reopens

A portion of Finch Avenue West washed away by a flash flood last summer has finally reopened...

Career Fest 2006 will feature alumni discussing their career success stories

York alumni will share their career stories with students at the Possibilities Week: Career Fest 2006...

Moving toward building a Palestinian civil service

A team of York scholars and students has just returned from a successful Canada Corps trip to the Middle East...

Faculty of Arts celebrates academic excellence

York’s Faculty of Arts honoured its brightest and best at an annual awards function hosted by Dean Robert Drummond and Associate Dean Student Relations Marilyn Lambert-Drache...

Siu named Lossing Award winner for 2005

Michael Siu, professor of chemistry in York’s Faculty of Science & Engineering, has been honoured by the Canadian Society for Mass Spectrometry...

Law dean denies Harper's suggestion of court bias

Despite what Stephen Harper says, the Supreme Court's independence and non-partisan nature is beyond question, says Osgoode Dean Patrick Monahan...

Theatre@York returns with Love's Labour's Lost

William Shakespeare's endearing comedy, which explores the struggle between the head and heart, kicks off Theatre@York's 2006 season...

A Thursday at York with Gil Courtemanche

The journalist turned fiction writer describes his first Sunday in Kigali and the events that became fodder for his novel A Sunday at the Pool in Kigali...