From meetings to phone calls, everyday workplace interactions can present hidden challenges for employees with hearing disabilities. A study led by Associate Professor Brent Lyons examines why these barriers persist and what organizations can do about them.
Learn how Professor Josée Rivest is adapting a prominent English-language cognitive assessment tool to improve equity and accessibility for francophone Canadians.
An alum and lifelong supporter of York University, John Frederick Bankes created a legacy of business leadership and philanthropy for future generations by promoting the value of volunteering.
Professor Emeritus James Sheptycki has published Conflict, Crime, and Criminology, which draws on decades of research to offer an interdisciplinary examination of how conflict and power shape crime, criminology and social control.
The Ontario Honda Dealers Indy will take place in Markham from Aug. 14 to 16, with event setup and related activity beginning the week of Aug. 10. As Markham Campus is located within the event footprint, some campus services and operations will be temporarily affected. During this period, campus access will be limited and operations […]
How a Canadian company's cold wallets were compromised in a $140 million bitcoin hackHenry Kim, an associate professor at York University, was quoted in Financial Post Aug. 5. No fixes yet for costly rare disease drug program, one year after David Eby called for changesJoel Lexchin, a professor emeritus from York University, was quoted in […]
When a doctoral student in Poland sought help navigating a complex body of forest research, York professor Tarmo Remmel answered. The unexpected collaboration that followed traced 35 years of advances in forest fragmentation research while offering lessons for the next generation of researchers.
Two recent Faculty of Graduate Studies alumni have earned national awards for research examining barriers to refugee leadership and health-care access in Africa.
Building large structures in orbit could unlock new possibilities for space exploration. New research by York researcher Fuhzen Yao examines an overlooked engineering challenge that could shape the success of future space-manufacturing missions.
Professor Emeritus Barrie Coukell is remembered for his research contributions to understanding biological processes and his devoted mentorship of graduate students during his more than 30 years at York University.