Air Canada battles labour woes, competition and poor earnings
Despite all the sabre-rattling in current labour talks with Air Canada pilots, Schulich economics Professor Fred Lazar doesn't believe the airline will impose a contract on them.
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York prof talks about her role as an observer for Taiwan election
Susan Henders, director of York Centre for Asian Research, has recently returned from Taiwan where she was one of a group of international observers for the presidential election.
Synopsis of 580th meeting of Senate issued
The synopsis of the 580th meeting of the Senate of York University is now available.
National Sweater Day at York University lowers the heat but raises awareness
The Toronto Star featured York’s observance of National Sweater Day Feb. 9 and interviewed York's Amy Stewart, who made her own sustainable “100-mile" sweater.
Professors question assumptions in immigrant mental health research
Psychology professors Michaela Hynie and Yvonne Bohr will lead a round-table discussion on how research assumptions can impact the mental health of immigrants.
Schulich ranked in world's top 20 business schools
For the third consecutive time, Expansion magazine's 2012 Best Global MBAs ranks Schulich among the 20 best business school in the world.
Emerging dance masters unveil new works
Graduate students Shannon Roberts, Nancy Greyeyes and Ilse Gudino premiere new choreographies for ensembles in Temenos, Feb. 15 to 17 in the Sandra Faire and Ivan Fecan Theatre.
Author of winning FES Reads! book comes to York
Author and poet Michael Crummey will read from his FES Reads! winning book, Galore, and some of his latest poems next Tuesday.
Celebrate Research Month this February
Throughout February, Vari Hall Rotunda will play host to displays and demonstrations featuring York faculty and graduate researchers.
Study finds all bilingualism gives kids an advantage
All bilingual children -- regardless of the languages they speak -- show cognitive advantages over their English-only peers, says a new study by York researchers.