Ontario not bilingual enough to train zoo animals

Chantal Hebert recounted a story to graduating students at York's Glendon campus about bilingualism, military colleges and French speaking zoo animals.

It's not too late to join training for charitable run

Join York faculty, staff and students preparing for the Scotiabank Group Charity Challenge to raise money towards a bursary for students in Counselling and Disability Services.

Fine Arts Summer Intensive builds community connections

The Fine Arts Summer Intensive is an ambitious new community outreach and continuing education initiative.

Education vital to making world better

Opiyo Oloya told graduating students in the Faculty of Education about the importance of an education and standing up for the rights of others.

YFile moves to a summer schedule on June 25

YFile will publish Tuesdays and Thursdays each week, instead of daily, until Aug. 16. As the news cycle ramps up in advance of orientation, we will resume daily publication on Monday, Aug. 20.

Toronto RISE program has teens talking to peers about bullying

York psychology Professor Jennifer Connolly talks about the RISE program and teen bullying in the Toronto Star.

Special ticket offer for York U students, staff and alumni

See the Harlem Globetrotters perform at York U with a special offer for York University community members.

Experts call for national strategy on bullying 'epidemic' in Canada

York psychology Professor Debra Pepler talks about the changes that happen at a cellular level and in the brains of children who have been bullied in the Calgary Herald.

York team brings home first place in University Rover Challenge

With one win already under its belt, the York University Rover Team will head to Muskoka this summer to compete in its third challenge - the National Robotics Competition.

Ontario's Chief Justice recounts an ageless story to Osgoode grads

Warren Winkler, the chief justice of Ontario, recounts a story six years in the making to Osgoode Hall Law School's class of 2012.