Two cheers for Brazil's Lula
Brazil's presidential election was surprising after all, wrote Edgar J. Dosman, a senior research fellow at York's Centre for International & Security Studies...
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McLaughlin launches its informal lunchtime talk series
The McLaughlin College Fall Lunch Talks begin today with a presentation by York honorary doctorate recipient Lieutenant-General George Macdonald...
Prof to be remembered with the Richard Handscombe Memorial Tree
Friends and colleagues of the late Richard Handscombe are planning a memorial tree at Glendon to celebrate the professor's love for birds and nature...
South Asian politics and the United Kingdom
Author Amrit Wilson will present the inaugural Fall 2006 University Colloquium on the Global South seminar, Oct. 4 at 2:30pm...
Research: capitalizing on the eureka moments
In addition to commercializing research and hiring graduates, a new kind of non-commercial knowledge transfer is taking hold in Canada, with strong roots in Toronto's York University, VP Stan Shapson tells The Globe and Mail...
Lions roll to 12th consecutive Red & Blue Bowl victory
The York Lions football team broke out of a scoring funk to post a 39-11 victory over the University of Toronto and claim their 12th-straight Argo Cup...
Newly renovated Glendon Gallery re-opens with Eye Candy 3
Canadian photographer and sculptor Colwyn Griffith brings his unique take on Canadian landscapes to Glendon...
York researchers float in zero gravity aboard final Bordeaux flight
A Centre for Vision Research team conducts experiments to investigate why astronauts become disoriented in space...
CineSIEGE: York student films sparkle on the silver screen
A juried selection of student films fresh from York's Film Department will be screened Oct. 11 in CineSIEGE...
Investing in literacy has a financial payoff
While lauding deficit reduction, Alan Middleton, York's marketing guru and a literacy advocate, says latest budget cuts hurt nine million Canadians...