HNES residents launch a Gesundheit mural
The new mural emanates the spirit of joy, life and compassion and is an expression of the HNES community...
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Veiling intolerance in liberal discourse
What gives the narrative about the veil its traction in the media is that it is the thin edge of the wedge in a critique of Muslims in general, wrote York's James Laxer in The Globe and Mail...
Vampires, werewolves and the treatment of age-related macular degeneration
How scientist David Dolphin discovered -- and capitalized on -- the good side of porphyrian genetic disease...
Honorary degree recipient Maria Cattaui champions role of world business
Former International Chamber of Commerce secretary general says business should have voice in global economy...
Two celebrations launch York to the Power of 50 campaign
York University officially turns the spotlight onto the York to the Power of 50 campaign with two high-wattage events...
Cambridge animal behaviourist speaks at Glendon
Nathan Emery gives a talk tomorrow on the social intelligence of scrub jays...
Professor’s study kills interest in coporate campaign donations
Mayoralty candidates in York Region are staying clear of accepting campaign donations from developers as a result of a study by York political scientist Robert MacDermid...
Comedy Network casts York grad in new mockumentary
John Catucci, of the comedy musical duo The Doo Wops, helps send up makeover and reality shows in "Punched Up" starting Nov. 15...
Schulich dean part of exhibit chronicling Hungarian-Canadians
Dezsö J. Horváth is among 50 prominent Canadians featured in a National Arts Centre exhibition commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution...
Business professor says he’s optimistic about corporate boards
Canada's largest companies have made major improvements to their corporate governance practices in the past year...