Allan Hutchinson named dean of grad studies and AVP

Osgoode Professor Allan Hutchinson has been appointed York's associate vice-president graduate and dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, after serving in an interim capacity.

Flags lowered to half-mast in memory of Professor Margaret Sinclair

York's flags will be flying at half-mast from 9am Feb. 28 until 1pm Feb. 29 in memory of education Professor Margaret Sinclair.

Aboriginal students to hold symposium with powwow

The Aboriginal Students Association at York will hold a two-day symposium to discuss Aboriginal issues before Saturday's annual powwow in Vari Hall.

Five track & field Lions crowned OUA champions

The track and field Lions men's and women's teams brought home five gold, four silver and four bronze medals, and smashed several personal and season's best performances.

Global eco-feminist Vandana Shiva to speak at York

Shiva and Aboriginal activist Clayton Thomas-Muller will participate in a panel discussion on Feb. 29 at 6pm about the environmental consequences of modern agriculture and food production.

Youth with autism face high rates of bullying, says study of parents

A study by York researchers has found that youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder experience high rates of bullying, which is linked to a higher incidence of mental health issues.

Having it all depends on what 'all' means

York Professor Julia Richardson told The Globe and Mail that her students' expanded view of success comes from watching their parents work long hours.

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.

Career Centre's Who Am I? game in high demand

Students have long used the Who Am I? Self Assessment Game, developed by York's Career Centre, but now outside universities and agencies are also clamouring for it.

Occupy movement inspires interactive Glendon production

During performances of the play, adapted from Peter Weiss' Marat/Sade, virtual audiences will be able to interact with the actors using Twitter and Facebook.