York to host youth leadership seminar

Just over 120 high school students will meet business, industry, government and education leaders on March 24 to find out how to succeed in today’s global economy...

Canadian law students share a passion for Aboriginal rights

York sends a team from Osgoode Hall Law School to participate in the Kawaskimhon 2006 National Aboriginal Rights Moot.

Going visual at the Fine Arts Festival

Accolade celebrations continue with exhibitions, new media installations, public talks and interdisciplinary performances...

Accolade opens to great applause

A giant-ribbon-cutting ceremony launches York's ambitious new fine arts education and performance facility...

New recital hall worthy of Accolade

The physical renaissance of Toronto culture isn't just happening downtown, it's also happening at York, says the Toronto Star...

Lecture series looks at elections, public policy and leadership

York’s Centre for Practical Ethics presents three public lectures beginning today and continuing until March 29....

Celebrated human rights activist and poet comes to York

Marjorie Agosin, professor of Spanish at Wellesley College, will deliver a reading titled "Poetry as agency for human rights, human rights in Latin America, the role of memory" on Thursday...

Road to Congress: Engin Isin reveals the art in citizenship

Isin's research calls into question the assumption that citizenship was invented or cultivated only in Western cities...

Former art profs win Governor General's awards

Multidisciplinary artist Vera Frenkel and painter Kenneth Lochhead will be honoured for achievement March 22...

Winners of the 2005 President's Staff Recognition Awards named

York University President and Vice-Chancellor Lorna R. Marsden has announced the recipients of the 2005 President's Staff Recognition Awards...