Police flattery belies bikers’ poor existence, says Beare

The realities may have been lost in the clamour over biker activity, said Margaret Beare, director of the Nathanson Centre for the Study of Organized Crime...

The trouble with Troubles

York Chancellor Peter Cory talks of "the Troubles" in Northern Ireland during the 17th annual John W. Holmes Memorial Lecture at Glendon...

York film grads set to fly high across Canada

Three York film grads' creative collaboration catches the eye of Hollywood...

'Shareable feelings' promote infant development

A York University study finds infants develop faster when mothers socialize with them...

York is U celebrates its volunteers at year-end ceremony

After a stress-buster carnival and York birthday celebrations, the student spirit team honours its own...

York honours long-service faculty

York University celebrated its 25-year long-service faculty with a luncheon on April 18...

Professor Elinor Melville brought friends together

She died as she lived, surrounded by friends, wrote the Toronto Star of the York historian who wrote an ecological history of Mexico...

Law students help research electoral reform

A provincially appointed citizens committee is looking into electoral reform, with a little help from Osgoode students...

York creates Web site to explain pandemic-emergency plan

Health experts predict another influenza pandemic and York is planning its potential response...

Osgoode professor to study indigenous peoples' self-government

Regina-born Professor Kent McNeil of York’s Osgoode Hall Law School plans to use a prestigious fellowship grant to research issues related to aboriginal self-government...