Beliefs about AIDS drugs linked to risky sex, York study says

Gay men who think HIV drugs prevent transmission of the virus more likely to have unprotected sex...

Osgoode professor takes issue with Tory on crime

James C. Morton, adjunct professor and lecturer in York’s Osgoode Hall Law School, says PC leader is manipulating public perception of reality...

York scholar honoured by international colleagues

York Professor Michael Herren was presented with a Festschrift during the Congress of Medieval Latin Studies...

HIV/AIDS victim says, 'I am one who lucked out'

York alumnus James Kreppner is featured in a series of short stories profiling people in Toronto who are living with HIV and AIDS...

York's shuttle astronaut Steve MacLean tests out his ride

"I thought, well, if we have to make an emergency abort, there is no better place to land than in Canada"...

Music Department's annual piano sale begins Aug. 24

Got rhythm but need the keyboard? If you're in the market for a piano, look no further...

Eli Brettler passes his two-wheeled test of endurance

A York mathematician and cyclist completes a 1,200-kilometre cycling event through BC's Vancouver Island...

AIDS study: Religion a predictor of risky sex

A York University study on HIV/AIDS finds that when it comes to predicting who will engage in unprotected sex, religion is more important than ethnicity...

Just call it Roger's Cup

It's time to add an apostrophe to the name of Canada's premier tennis event, reported the Toronto Star. An exclamation mark would work too...

York professor receives Canadian Association of Geographers award

Geography Professor Philip Kelly is recognized for his contributions to development studies in Southeast Asia...