York's Career Centre launches its Summer Job Blitz

Students can find out more about the many summer job opportunities through several initiatives organized by York's Career Centre...

Two York grads vie for Danforth riding

Jack Layton and Deborah Coyne both have York degrees and aim to win in Toronto-Danforth...

Voice and vision

The Department of Visual Arts' popular Artist Speaker Series continues this term with a stellar lineup...

Paul Axelrod reappointed dean of York's Faculty of Education

Paul Axelrod has been reappointed dean of York's Faculty of Education and will oversee the Faculty's move to Winters College, after which he will return to teaching and research...

Top marks for Osgoode

Osgoode Hall Law School achieves top ranking in the 2006 Law School Survey by Canadian Lawyer magazine...

Election at ‘tipping point’

Political advertising specialist Fred Fletcher says the Tories could win seats in Toronto. That's if voters ignore the new anti-Harper Liberal ads...

International students at Glendon receive a special gift

The members of Living and Learning in Retirement, based at York's Glendon campus, made the holidays cheerful for a number of students who could not make it home...

Cynthia Archer reappointed University librarian

Cynthia Archer, University librarian at York, has been appointed for a second five-year term to oversee one of the busiest university libraries in Canada...

Theatre Glendon presents The Marriage of Bette and Boo

From cellos to alcohol and stillborns to bacon, Theatre Glendon's latest production is a dark absurdist comedy that is both serious and outrageously hilarious...

The year the right turned pink

Political scientist Daniel Drache sees a worldwide shift leftward in the global political centre...