Putting the power back in the hands of computer users

York Professor Wolfgang Stuerzlinger's unique software offers new ways for users to customize their computer...

Duck drug company sales pitches, York professor says in report

Doctors and pharmacists need to learn to say no to free lunches, gifts and bad information, says Dr. Joel Lexchin of York's Faculty of Health...

Memorial tree planted for Eric Ostvik

Eric Ostvik worked in CNS until his death last year. On Sept. 28, the staff of CNS and Mr. Ostvik's family gathered at York's Keele campus to plant a memorial tree...

Atkinson students put their learning to work

Atkinson's Experiential Education Program allows students to put their academic knowledge to use by partnering with a variety of organizations across a range of disciplines...

President's Staff Recognition Awards: call for nominations

Nominations are now being accepted for the 2006 Staff Recognition Awards...

Global perspectives on the HIV/AIDs crisis

The Colloquium on the Global South examines the HIV/AIDS paradigm in a special panel presentation on Wednesday, Nov. 8...

Geminis gala evening sees three awards go to York graduates

York graduates were among both the nominees and winners at the 2006 Gemini Awards Gala held Saturday in Richmond, BC...

The influence of Khan: Mongolia Day at York

Some 779 years after the death of Mongolian leader Chinggis Khan, York University presents its first Mongolia Day...

Women's soccer Lions earn bronze and a trip to the national finals

For the second-straight week, the York Lions will have a team battling for Canadian Interuniversity Sport supremacy...

York’s mothering expert is deeply worried about this generation of children

"Children are growing up unable to amuse themselves or make real decisions. They don't learn how to fall or to fail," says Andrea O'Reilly...