'Mulroney's children' are poised for power

Liberal and NDP strategies are in tatters as the Conservatives and Bloc stand ready to inherit the kingdom, says political scientist James Laxer...

Osgoode alumni and students cheer No. 1 ranking

Osgoode Hall Law School hosts an exuberant celebration of its top marks in Canadian Lawyer magazine's survey...

Looking for lessons in the history of 17th century England

The early history of the world’s superpower of the 18th and 19th centuries brought Thomas Crawshaw of Amherst, Nova Scotia, to York...

Osgoode holds 2006 Wallenberg symposium at NYU School of Law

Many of the world’s authorities on international human rights law will gather in New York City tomorrow and Friday...

Brain cleans up cluttered visuals

New evidence proves a York researcher’s theory that the brain suppresses images in the area surrounding a visual 'bull’s-eye’...

How Impressionism routed the old guard

Despite its esoteric subject and art-world minutiae, York grad Ross King's third book is just plain fascinating...

York keeps second spot in Ontario as ‘university of choice’

York University has maintained its number two position on the list of universities in Ontario most preferred by applicants...

Lions’ hoops double crowns Staff, Faculty and Alumni Appreciation Night

Sport York’s third annual Staff, Faculty and Alumni Appreciation Night takes place this Saturday as the York Lions women’s and men’s basketball teams battle Toronto...

Caitlin Fisher gives an e-reading at York

The York professor presented her written material electronically as part of the Canadian Writers in Person series and provided a unique experience for students...

York’s Indie film series spotlights mental illness

The Independents series presents two films on mental illness by filmmakers Pierre Tétrault and Laurence Green...