Two PhD students create podcast series on environment

Andrew Mark and Amanda Di Battista will launch CoHearence, a new podcast series exploring connections between the environment and history and culture.

Sports roundup: Men's volleyball Lions clinch playoff berth

Ray Szeto scored a game-high 25 points, Felipe Humana-Parades chipped in 18 to lead the York Lions men's volleyball team to a 3-2 win and a berth in the Ontario University Athletics playoffs.

York team wins first in accounting case competition

The team of York accounting students was one of three who competed against counterparts from across Canada in the 2012 Achieve Conference and Competition in Toronto.

Consultation process will help shape a new teaching centre for York

Faculty, staff and students are invited to send suggestions regarding teaching and learning support to the Centre for Support of Teaching Revisioning Work Group.

Password synchronization is now available

Starting immediately, York students, faculty and staff can reset their Passport York password to access all File Access Services.

Teaching-only universities would cut education costs, author says

But University Professor George Fallis, former dean of York's Faculty of Arts, said it is a "major mistake to expand Ontario's university system now" in a Toronto Star story about proposed "teaching-only" universities.

Sundar Viswanathan to headline next faculty concert

The versatile musician, composer and touring artist will perform with the award-winning world music ensemble Jaffa Road on Feb. 14 at 7:30pm in the Tribute Communities Recital Hall.

Publicist's sweater story is a sustainable yarn

Faculty of Fine Arts staffer Amy Stewart will be wearing a true 100-mile garment as part of Sweater Day at York University.

York Circle presents Caesar and Cleopatra Sunday

A special high-definition presentation of Shaw's legendary comedy, filmed before a live audience at the Stratford Festival, will be shown at York University in the Price Family Cinema, Feb. 12 at 2pm.

Business students recognized for community work

Students from York's Schulich School of Business were applauded for racking up a record 18,500 hours of community service as part of the Schulich Ambassador Program.