York showcases musical talent at Toronto's jazz festival

A dynamic student sextet and many of York's jazz instructors take to Toronto's stages this week to perform at Canada's top jazz festival...

Osgoode alumnus makes a golden executive decision

Fourteen months ago, York alumnus Tye Winston Burt (LLB ‘83) took the CEO's job at Kinross Gold Corp. and didn't like what he saw...

York's business and law schools rank tops in social responsibility

Canada's magazine for responsible business puts Schulich No. 1 and Osgoode No. 2 in their fields...

Synopsis of the 530th meeting of senate

The synopsis of the 530th meeting of the Senate of York University is now available...

Glendon opens first bilingual School of Public Affairs in Canada

The new school responds to demand from governments for fully bilingual leaders and public servants...

Design student takes home more than a degree

Laura Sullivan earned not just a bachelor's degree in design but a prestigious art scholarship and a Fine Arts Merit Award...

Teachers' pension chief advises Glendon graduates to take risks

Honorary degree recipient Claude Lamoureux admits that people in his profession are known for being cautious, but "the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward"...

James advises holistic approach for soccer’s ‘supreme athletes’

A television commentator during the World Cup, York soccer coach Paul James applauds their fitness and answers the question, "How on earth do they do it?"...

Seize the serendipitous, says former law dean

New Zealand-born Peter Hogg never planned to become Canada's foremost constitutional law expert, he told law grads...

Grade 5 pupils spend a day at York

Two classes from a Jane-Finch area school play basketball, talk to kinesiology students and take a tour as part of a pilot project to introduce them to university early...