Alumna breaks down and buys a new car, but not from a sexist

Joanne Stephen describes her happy car-buying experience despite a salesman who turned her off...

Hockey Canada names Lions coach to national women’s under-22 team

Dan Church will help coach Canada’s national women’s under-22 team as they gear up for international August tournament...

Michele Landsberg honoured at summer institute

Hours before she accepted an honorary degree from York, the journalist dined with international students here to study women's human rights...

CFI funding goes to two leading York researchers

Vision researcher Richard Murray and chemistry researcher Gino Lavoie have received more than $400,000 to carry on innovative work...

Computer age produces new social system, says researcher

Markus Giesler says members of peer-to-peer file-sharing networks, like early users of Napster, are part of a previously unseen social system...

York selects U of T psychologist as first Faculty of Health dean

Incoming dean Harvey Skinner is currently Chair of U of T's Department of Public Health Sciences...

Osgoode graduate nominated for 2006 Seoul Peace Prize

Mark Persaud, chairman and CEO of the Canadian International Peace Project and an alumnus of York’s Osgoode Hall Law School, has been nominated for the 2006 Seoul Peace Prize...

From Celts to catastrophe

The sixth Ioan Davies Memorial Lecture presented by cultural theorist and activist Terry Eagleton explores the important relationship between culture and political solidarity...

New dean of science & engineering begins in September

Nick Cercone has engineering and computing degrees and brings a wealth of administrative experience to his new post...

Student will work November election for City Idol winners

Melissa Goldstein was one of those who signed on to help and will stay on to work for the City Idol candidates during the remaining months of the election campaign...