Get a jump on planet-friendly events with Sustainability @ York

There are many ways to help York continue to be a leading university in Canada on sustainability. Find out more by visiting the new Sustainability at York website.

Provost seeks members for new advisory council on academic innovation

Higher education faces pressures to adapt to new forms of technology, new ways in which students learn and new forms of competition, says Provost Patrick Monahan.

New Time Managing Support System page now available for staff

Human Resources has launched a new web page for non-academic employees that contains information and materials connected to the new Time Managing Support System.

Goldman Sachs: A blistering resignation sparks as much satire as soul-searching

Schulich finance specialist James Darroch says executive Greg Smith's op-ed in the New York Times detailing why he was quitting is the kind of publicity the company doesn't need.

Grad student researchers get awards at Rutgers Institute of Jazz Studies

Two PhD candidates in York's Graduate Program in Music were awarded study grants this year by the Morroe Berger - Benny Carter Jazz Research Fund to study at the prestigious institute.

Author Miguel Syjuco finds himself in Ilustrado

In his book Ilustrado, Syjuco blurs the lines between fact and fiction, to the extent that he named his rather unreliable narrator after himself.

Provost provides background on York's agreement with CIGI

A new protocol to the agreement with the Centre for International Law and Governance Innovation to fund 10 research Chairs makes explicit how York’s academic freedom will be fully protected.

Michael Ignatieff admits mistakes and airs grievances

In a speech lamenting the vicious tone of the attack ads used against him, the former Liberal leader told an Osgoode audience his party did the same thing to Stephen Harper.

Wanted: Innovative 'IDeAs' for making Ontario more accessible

Got an idea that will make the world better for people with disabilities? York students are encouraged to enter the COU's Innovative Designs for Accessibility (IDeA) competition by March 31.

This summer, choose York and fast-track your degree

That's the message of a new campaign telling Ontario students in the GTA that they can now earn credits at York during the summer and receive the provincial government's tuition grant of up to $800.