Winters College Flea Market offers weird and wonderful stuff

The Winters College Flea Market is on all week with books, clothes and more on offer, as well as live performances.

Talk looks at how to help foster mental health for immigrant women

Immigrant women often experience a disproportionate share of mental health concerns, but strategies for help are not well understood, says York Nursing Professor Judith MacDonnell.

Lions track & field team set for national meet

The team will be in Winnipeg later this week to compete against the best student-athletes from across the country at the 2012 Canadian Interuniversity Sport Track & Field Championships.

York clears way for joint program with BlackBerry founder’s think tank

William van Wijngaarden, chair of York's Senate, told the Toronto Star he would have "actively opposed" the $60-million partnership if he wasn't convinced academic freedoms were guaranteed.

Single-lane restrictions begin on Steeles Avenue West and York Boulevard

Starting this week, there will be restrictions on Steeles eastbound at Northwest Gate and on York Boulevard at the intersection of James Gillies.

Tabling, performances and film mark International Women's Day at York

York's Centre for Human Rights has put together a full slate of events to celebrate International Women's Day Thursday at the Keele campus.

York profs take on robo-calls at March 6 panel

Could the unfolding robo-call drama lead to the downfall of the Tory government? Find out more on Tuesday as York professors "speak out" on the unfolding scandal.

What does signing on to the bailout mean for Greek sovereignty?

EU constitutional law expert Nikos Skoutaris will argue the debt-bailout agreement could undermine Greek sovereignty, in a talk March 8.

Now is the time to support York's 2012 Annual Fund

Members of the York family, including faculty, staff and retirees are encouraged to support the 2012 Annual Campaign and every gift is important.

Boston University professor to give talk on Africa, food and the environment

James McCann, professor of history at Boston University, will visit York March 7 to give the annual Melville-Nelles-Hoffmann Lecture in Environmental History.