It's the age of exploration this summer

The Faculty of Science & Engineering science explorations and engineering explorations summer camp programs are now accepting online registrations for the 2012 summer session.

Music students lend their talents to Richmond Hill's Walk Against Poverty

York music students added some bounce to the steps of participants at the inaugural Walk Against Poverty at Richmond Green Park and Sports Centre on May 12.

York's Summer Institute in Film examines the history of cinema and media studies

As part of the Summer Institute in Film, leading scholars in cinema and media studies will discuss the interdisciplinary nature of film during four public talks, June 4 to 7.

Falling debris in Toronto: How likely are you to be hit?

The chances of being hit by a random object falling from the sky are pretty unlikely, says York math Professor Neal Madras in the Toronto Star.

Princely honour for Markham woman

York grad Tamara Gordon spoke to Metroland's YorkRegion.com about receiving a Diamond Jubilee Medal from the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.

New program offers community-based solutions to inactive kids

York's School of Kinesiology and Health Science is providing a community-based solution for inactive kids with a new program designed to address self-esteem issues and get children moving.

Dance to Your Health Program starts June 19

Registrations are now being accepted for a new fitness program designed to get participants dancing their way to better health.

'Bugzzz' buzzes to centre stage May 31

A curious collective of 'bugzzz' discover pages from Puccini's Tosca in a new play by creative partners and York fine arts Professors William Mackwood and Gwen Dobie, which opens May 31.

York will not enter into Access Copyright licence

The decision supports York's continuing commitment to ensuring access to copyrighted materials for study and research with appropriate payment to authors and publishers.

SSHRC awards over $3 million to York-led projects

Seven York-led research partnerships have received a total of $3,647,551 through the Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada.