Community asked for help in probe of indecent act at The Pod store

York Security is asking for community assistance in the investigation of a lewd act by a male suspect at The Pod store in Curtis Lecture Halls on Feb. 6 at about 5:10pm.

China trip is an opportunity to foster academic cooperation

In an opinion piece, a Concordia political scientist cites York education Professor Qiang Zha's research on Canada's aid to China's higher education sector.

YCAR accepting applications for three different awards

The York Centre for Asian Research is accepting applications for three separate awards for field research and language study. Deadline: Feb. 13.

Son helps mom find donor online

York student Michael Andrade credits instructor Lisa Violo and her York e-marketing class for helping him to capitalize on the strength of social media and find a liver donor for his mother.

Nalo Hopkinson reads from 'The New Moon's Arms'

During her Canadian Writers in Person presentation, the author observed: "Writing a novel is like chewing a big wad of gum and rolling it up and throwing it out there. Things stick to it."

Schulich MBA students win national competition twice in a row

The students found a winning solution to Clorox's sustainability dilemma in the Rotman Corporate Social Responsibility Case Competition.

Book explores crucial link between Ontario's environment and economy

FES Professor Mark Winfield's new book, Blue-Green Province, looks at the relationship between environment, society, politics and economy through Ontario's varied political eras.

Be wool dressed: Feb. 9 is National Sweater Day

Business attire will be on the lamb this Thursday as York community members don pullovers and cardigans for the World Wildlife Fund's National Sweater Day campaign to save energy.

YUPC offers group sessions for anxiety

The York University Psychology Clinic is offering a 12-session cognitive behaviour therapy group, Managing Your Anxiety and Worry, every Wednesday evening, starting in March.

What women's stories tell about Chinese culture

Historian Joan Judge has co-edited a book of essays about how Chinese women continue to model themselves on portraits compiled in 34BC and revised over the centuries.