Plan B for building a B-school in India

Schulich Dean Dezo Horvath is heading for India to organize a twinning arrangement for the MBA in India program at the University's Hyderabad campus, which is set to open next year.

Lions track assistant coach Milt Ottey to be inducted into the Hall of Fame

Ottey is one of five athletes who will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2012, along Fred Foot, who was an assistant coach at York from the late 1980s until just before his death in 2002.

Thousands of prospective students flock to Spring Open House

More than 4,500 prospective students and their parents came to find out more about programs, talk to professors and tour campus -- before accepting York's offers of admission.

Emergencies can happen anywhere. Are you prepared?

Learn more about the steps you need to take to be prepared for the unexpected during Emergency Preparedness Week May 7 to 12.

Faculty of Education scholars to discuss question "Should education count?"

On May 2, York University's Faculty of Education will be holding a panel discussion featuring six researchers discussing a central question about the importance of education.

Daniel Novia finishes second at Penn Relays

Lions track & field athlete Daniel Novia won the silver medal in the hammer throw at the prestigious Penn Relays this past weekend in Philadelphia.

Bookstore will stay open late first week of classes

The main bookstore will be open late, from May 7 to 12, and students are encouraged to come prepared with their book requirements.

Two York profs receive Ontario Early Researcher Awards

York Professors Natasha Myers and Thilo Womelsdorf have been awarded $100,000 each in funding under the Ontario government's Early Researcher Awards program.

Tragic Wendy Babcock's legacy still growing at Osgoode Hall Law School

What would Wendy Babcock make of the fact that her fellow law students raised $18,000 in her name, asked the Toronto Star April 30, in a story about the Wendy Babcock Bursary, awarded each year to a graduating student bent on a career in social justice law.

New online procurement system will streamline purchasing

A new electronic purchasing system will reduce the number of steps needed to complete a transaction.