Zakiya Koya
Zakiya Koya, an undergraduate student in the Schulich School of Business, is one of the inaugural recipients of the BMO Diversity in Finance Award
Zakiya Koya, an undergraduate student in the Schulich School of Business, is one of the inaugural recipients of the BMO Diversity in Finance Award
All York students, faculty, instructors and staff are invited to attend a virtual session to learn about the University's financial updates. Find out how to register.
Chers membres de la communauté de York, Je vous écris pour vous inviter à une séance d’information sur le budget : Mardi 23 juin à 10 h. J’aurai le plaisir d’animer cette séance aux côtés de Laina Bay-Cheng, rectrice et vice-présidente aux affaires académiques par intérim, et de Narin Kishinchandani, vice-président des finances et de l’administration. Ensemble, nous […]
After discovering a passion for experimental physics in her first year at York, Maria Llaguno Real embarked on a journey that has earned her one the University's highest student honours.
For their achivements and contributions to research focused on space, exercise and nutrition, three graduate students will earn their diplomas as recipients of Canada's highest academic honour.
Three York University students earn their undergraduate degrees with recognition for academic excellence in migration governance, real-world applications of math and the use AI in student learning.
York University community members can show their pride on June 28 by walking in the parade alongside faculty, staff, instructors, students and alumni during the annual celebration of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities.
A new clinical program at the York University Psychology Clinic involves the whole family in child mental health care – and trains the next generation of psychologists along the way.
Surgeons Struggle When Patients Suffer From ComplicationsRobert T. Muller, professor at York University, and Amanda Fernandes, student at York, contributed to Psychology Today June 11. Mayor calls for lobbyist registry as investigation involving former and current city council members continuesZac Spicer, professor at York University, was quoted in the Calgary Herald June 11. Charlottetown mayor […]
Alexander Martin, a PhD candidate in science and technology studies, was named an Action Canada Fellow for his research on information integrity, digital governance and digital communication infrastructure