York Chamber Choir makes its European debut with concerts in Paris and Vienna

Following a very successful European debut, the choir has been invited to tour and participate in competitions and festivals the world over.

Youth not active enough, especially girls, says researcher

York Professor, Parissa Safai, one of the researchers for the 2012 Get Active Toronto Report, says much can be done to foster a love of physical activity.

Job-seeker's blooper comes in the Nic Cage of time

Vanessa Hojda makes the best of an embarrassing situation by blogging about her mistake after she sent a photograph of actor Nicholas Cage (instead of a job application) to a prospective employer. Her plucky approach has garnered international attention and a slew of offers of employment reported the Toronto Star and others.

East Office Building departments get ready for the big move

Departments and staff located in the East Office Building are moving to new locations in and adjacent to the Keele campus. The building will be demolished later this fall.

Girls' leadership project symposium at York Saturday

York will host a youth symposium on girls' leadership to mark the end of a successful first year of the Engaging Girls, Changing Communities initiative.

Professor's article receives Citation Classic Award

Mark Schwartz, a professor in York's School of Administrative Studies, received the Citation Classic Award from the Journal of Business Ethics for having one of the most cited articles in the last 30 years.

Psychology grad student wins grant for advocacy and research

York PhD clinical psychology student Kaley Roosen has won a Soroptimist Foundation of Canada grant for Canadian women graduate students for her research and advocacy work.

Suspect arrested in recent York University incidents

Toronto Police have arrested a man in connection with last week's incidents at York.

Synopsis of the 585th meeting of Senate is now available

The synopsis of the 585th meeting of the Senate of York University is now available.

Students learn about politics and culture up close in Taiwan

Four York students from various disciplines flew into Taipei for a whirlwind week of learning about Taiwan's particular political situation.