Conference looks at health in multicultural context

The Ontario Multicultural Health Applied Research Network's first multicultural health conference touched on all aspects of health, from youth to adults.

York prof to read poem at Toronto city council

Priscila Uppal will read a poem at city council Tuesday morning as part of the Mayor's Poetry City Challenge, which coincides with National Poetry Month.

Student documentary provides platform to discuss homelessness

Unheard Voices is a documentary that follows Toronto's homeless through the urban landscape, demonstrating what filmmaker Michael Yam calls "a system gone horribly wrong".

2011 Phyllis Clark Campus Service Award winner works tirelessly for safety

John Girardi goes above and beyond in his commitment to helping make York University safe, especially when it comes to outdoor lighting.

University comes together to raise money for former player

Hundreds attended a fundraiser on campus in support of Kyle Ruppe, a former member of the men's hockey team who was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis disease last summer.

Terrestrial to celestial, York grad exhibits at AGYU

An exhibit by Sobey-nominated Canadian artist and York alumna Diane Borsato will run at the Art Gallery of York University, starting with an opening reception Wednesday evening.

Plans underway to build Pan Am Stadium at York

The new 5,000-seat track & field stadium will be completed by June 2014 on the current site of the East Office Building.

York Lanes to receive a summer makeover

The York University Development Corporation is undertaking a major facelift of York Lanes based on feedback by the University community.

York's deal with international law think tank cancelled over lack of faculty support

York University decides against entering a partnership with the Centre for International Governance Innovation following a vote by Osgoode Hall Law School Faculty Council.

York University and CIGI international law agreement will not proceed

The partnership agreement between York University and the Centre for International Governance Innovation, which would have established a leading graduate program in international law, will not go forward.