It's flu season – get your free shot tomorrow
York University is offering a flu shot clinic Nov. 21 and 28 in the Lower Bear Pit, Central Square on the Keele campus...
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Five servings of fruits and vegetables a day
Tutti Frutti, a new exhibit at the Glendon Gallery, offers a contemporary look at pastoral themes...
New roles for some familiar York faces in the Faculty of Health
The Faculty of Health at York University has some new additions to its administrative ranks...
Canadian Writers in Person celebrates its founder
York Professor Emeritus and poet John Unrau returned to the series he founded to give a special reading of his own collection of poetry, titled Iced Water...
New Web site lists universities’ data without rankings
Was it good for you – your first year of university?, asked the Toronto Star, in a story about the Council of Ontario Universities' new data Web site, CUDO...
York's 2006 Bryden Alumni Awards dinner was full of surprises
From an overdue diploma to an appearance by York's astronaut, this year's event was one for the memory books...
Recognizing excellence in a burgeoning department
The Department of English in York's Faculty of Arts held its annual achievements and awards reception...
Top science students hear Gairdner Award winners speak
Two world-renowned scientists spoke to more than 300 high-school science students at the second annual Gairdner High School Lecture at York University...
Garth Turner to speak at McLaughlin College today
Garth Turner, the maverick MP ousted from the Conservative caucus, will visit York today to give a presentation titled "The Politics of Democratic Renewal"...
Hot and tasty soup
Get your soup spoons ready. York's Cup-A-Soup Week returns for another great week starting Nov. 20...