Expect ongoing traffic delays on Steeles Avenue West
Traffic restrictions on Steeles Avenue West are now in place as subway work continues.
Tuesday morning lane closure on Jane Street south of Highway 407
The right turn lane on Jane Street south of Highway 407 will be closed from 9:30am to 3:30pm while construction crews install hydro poles.
Toronto librarian stumbles on mysterious card with Jorge Luis Borges connection
Mystery shrouds an old greeting card tucked away in a dog-eared Toronto library copy of Plato's The Republic and York Professor Maria Figueredo has tried to help solve it.
Rabia Sajun wins President for a Day contest
On Feb. 28, the third-year biochemistry and education student will swap roles with York President and Vice-Chancellor Mamdouh Shoukri.
Provost launches search for new vice-provost students
Patrick Monahan announces the formation of a search committee to consult with the community about the opportunities and challenges associated with the portfolio.
#Legalhistory: law students argue first case via Twitter
Osgoode will be among five teams from law schools across Canada to participate in the virtual moot, set for Tuesday, Feb. 21. They will have to argue their case in 140 characters or less.
Smashing stereotypes around women and gaming
CBC News online quoted Nick Taylor, a postdoctoral researcher at York and part of the Feminists in Games Research Initiative. The group is trying to deconstruct the "hyper-masculinization" of gaming.
Annual testing of elevator shaft fire detectors set for this week
During the test and inspection, the elevator will be switched to maintenance mode and will be out of service for about 45 minutes.
Roving eyes help us see things better and faster
New studies from York's Centre for Vision Research find that it is possible to tell when a person is looking at an image for the first time and when they recognize it from memory.
Local Food Plus is nailing down what counts, exactly, as sustainable food
York grad and author Lori Stahlbrand (MES '93), who co-founded the Toronto not-for-profit organization Local Food Plus, talked to YongeStreetmedia.ca about what's next for the local food certification group.