Five rising choreographers dance alone and come together to offer a collection of autobiographical works in the joint production Margot, Jane and Henry, Oct. 25 to 27 in the MacLean Performance Studio, Accolade East Building.
Organizers of Vanier College's annual book sale are anxious to receive donations of new, used and previously loved books from University community members.
The unconference allows participants -- students, faculty and staff -- to set the agenda for the day to discuss various climate change issues and actions.
York's Knowledge Mobilization Unit mobilizes its own best practices into the research community in Canada in a new article published in the journal Scholarly & Research Communications.
Nielson Bezerra, who teaches at Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Jeneiro, has been awarded a Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship to pursue research at York's Harriet Tubman Institute.
York researchers have found that sustained increases of the stress hormone could inhibit blood vessel growth and lead to cardiovascular complications in people with diabetes, obesity or Cushing's syndrome.
University of Illinois Professor will discuss her research Wednesday looking at immigrant Jamaican families in the United States and the implications of her findings for Jamaican youth and parents in Canada.
Osgoode Hall Law School Professor Gus Van Harten, an international trade expert, argued that trading with China is markedly different than with most other countries, reported the Sun News Network.
The (Re)Constructions: Researching and Rethinking Asia graduate student conference will run from April 26 to 27, 2013. Papers are due by Dec. 1.
Professor Bettina Bradbury will deliver her talk, "Twists, Turning Points and Tall Shoulders", at the first lecture of the series, which will also include a collective book launch for Canadian themed publications by the York community.