What's that tent doing in the library?

Six students are camping round the clock in three libraries until Friday to raise money for Live-In For Literacy.

Forum Tuesday to look at post-award services for researchers

Faculty members are invited to sign up for the next PRASE forum looking for experiences and recommendations for post-award process improvements.

Study says non-native species threaten Canada due to climate change

The Canadian Press writes about newly published research by York postdoctoral fellow Andrea Smith.

VIDEO: President talks diversity at Intercultural Dialogue Institute

Mamdouh Shoukri, president & vice-chancellor of York, tells community and business leaders that the University helps students become citizens of the world.

Lecture will explore 'the veil' in contemporary art

York anthropologist Zulfikar Hirji examines the changing symbolism of the veil in Muslim and non-Muslim art, Wednesday at the Textile Museum.

Women's only fitness returns to Tait McKenzie Centre

The Sport & Recreation Department has teamed up with the York Federation of Students to offer women's only fitness on Tuesdays and Wednesdays...

Why care less about the disabled fetus?

Osgoode Professor Roxanne MyKitiuk makes a case in The Globe and Mail to extend the argument against female feticide to the unborn with ulta-sound detectable anomalies.

Part-time student awarded American Institute of Physics grant

Edward Fenner of York International was awarded two grants for his research into the life and work of American nuclear physicist Robert J. Van de Graaff.

Faculty member's film deals with things seen and seared into memory

Is vision a gift or a burden? That’s the question filmmaker Steve Sanguedolce, a contract faculty member in the Department of Film, addresses in his latest production.

Monahan to give talk on achieving social change through law

York Provost Patrick Monahan is a constitutional expert who has advised premiers and prime ministers. He will speak about his experience Tuesday at Vanier College.