2011 Salary Disclosure Report due Friday

In compliance with the Ontario Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, York University will make the 2011 salary disclosure report available to the public on Friday, March 30.

Schulich honours its outstanding grads

The 2012 Schulich Alumni Recognition Awards recognized the career and community service accomplishments of four Schulich School of Business grads.

Universities feel 'relief' in the wake of Ontario budget

York President and Vice-Chancellor Mamdouh Shoukri says he's "fairly pleased and grateful" for the promise of 1.9-per cent average funding increases over the next three years.

Passings: Bhausaheb Ubale was a Fellow of McLaughlin College

Mr. Ubale, a well-loved Fellow of McLaughlin College and a former Ontario Human Rights Commissioner, died on March 14 from complications related to pneumonia.

Two Lions named to Canadian team for FISU Games

Lions women's rugby players Tiera Thomas-Reynolds and Sarah Campbell have been selected to represent Canada at the 5th World University Rugby Sevens Championship.

Physics, astrophysics and astronomy

We are probing the very beginning of the universe and the conditions that made possible the origin of life itself," York professor Sampa Bhadra told The Globe and Mail.

TTC to host an open house on March 29 at the Keele campus

Have your say about transit to and from York University at a public town hall meeting on Thursday, March 29 from 6 to 10pm in 109 Accolade West.

2011 Ronald Kent Award winner is dedicated to the School of Engineering

Colleagues say that Gillian Moore, an administrative assistant in the School of Engineering, is always ready to answer questions from students and volunteer her services to support their initiatives.

Major film retrospective celebrates York prof

John Greyson: Impatient, a week-long retrospective by three leading cultural organizations, the Toronto International Film Festival, the Art Gallery of Ontario and VTape, debuts Friday.

Journal to publish Micheline Saint-Cyr Prize-winning story

Glendon French studies student Myriam Leduc has won this year's Micheline Saint-Cyr Prize for her short story Sophia.