Mending a broken world

York University trains future teachers to promote tolerance among the next generation...

Victim juggled two jobs, university before she was shot

Chantel Dunn, Toronto's latest shooting casualty, dreamed of becoming a lawyer...

Osgoode's Aboriginal Intensive Program is making a difference

The program celebrates its 10th anniversary with a reception and some memories of how it all began...

Symposium aimed at better defining internationalization in higher education

The York Symposium on Internationalizing Canada's Universities will take place March 2-3 at Keele campus...

Make your opinion count on human rights and fairness education and training

York's Office of the Ombudsperson & Centre for Human Rights wants to know your opinion on education, training and information on issues of human rights and fairness...

York student an 'innocent victim'

Chantel Dunn, shot to death in a North York neighbourhood while picking up her boyfriend, was an "innocent victim", police said...

York mourns the loss of Chantel Dunn

The York Faculty of Arts student died following a shooting incident on Monday evening...

Macdonald and Gillies receive honorary doctorates

A former pilot and a former dean are honoured at York's 2006 Winter Convocation ceremonies...

Atkinson experiences boom in funding and research output

The Atkinson Faculty of Liberal & Professional Studies celebrated its researchers’ accomplishments during the past year...

York students and alumni connect at Possibilities Week: Career Fest 2006

"Eye-opening", "informative" and "inspiring" are just three of the many positive comments from students who attended Possibilities Week: Career Fest 2006...