Staff Recognition Awards: call for nominations

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2005 Staff Recognition Awards...

New book illuminates growing field of animation

York Faculty of Fine Arts students and alumni collaborate on a new book about animation in the cinema and beyond...

Reminder: Memorial Service for Prof. Anne-Marie Wall

There will be a memorial service for the late Anne-Marie Wall, professor in York's Psychology Department and a member of the LaMarsh Centre, on Monday, Jan. 9...

An ordinary man who became an extraordinary hero

Paul Rusesabagina, Rwanda's 'Schindler', will visit York on Jan. 10 to speak out against genocide...

Irving Layton was the country's 'greatest champion of poetry'

So proclaimed Leonard Cohen about the lusty, charismatic bard and former York professor who died Wednesday at 93...

Canada's poet: Irving Layton

Prolific poet, writer and former York University professor Irving Layton has died at 93 in Montreal...

York team takes top two spots in world programming competition

A team of York graduate students took on the world and won in competitions held for the 2005 Text Retrieval Conference...

Shepherd reflects on WINDII project after 14 years

Gordon Shepherd recalls the launch of his research project at the Kennedy Space Center one September evening in 1991...

White male candidates predominate in GTA

If Canadian politics is to be more representative, visible minorities need to get involved at the local level, says political scientist Fred Fletcher...

Office of Ceremonials, Hospitality York move to third floor Ross Bldg.

The Office of Ceremonials, Special Events & Community Relations, the Hospitality York office and the Temporary Use of Space office have moved...