Thomas Klassen

Thomas Klassen, a professor in the School of Public Policy and Administration, has co-edited a new book that examines contemporary Korean popular culture over the past quarter century

The rising cost of events: why fans are paying more for live entertainment

With FIFA World Cup tickets already commanding steep prices, York University experts explain why getting through the gate to sporting and music events has beome a luxury purchase.

Free prescriptions reduce youth mental health crises, York study finds

Research that examines Ontario’s OHIP+ program shows how removing prescription costs for youth can lead to measurable mental health gains – and points to the broader impact of removing barriers to care.

York researcher: What dog research is missing and how to fix it

Postdoctoral Fellow Julia Espinosa is calling for more inclusive, international approaches to understanding one of humankind's closest companion.

Capstone projects drive innovation, real-world impact

Lassonde and University-wide C4 capstone students collaborated with partners to design and test solutions addressing complex issues.

Passings: Dan Olsen

Dan Olsen, a print media technician in the School of Arts, Media, Performance & Design, supported generations of students across four decades.

Brandon Vickerd

Dean Brandon Vickerd shares the 2025-26 annual impact report for the School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design, highlighting the achievements of its students, alumni, faculty and staff

Janusz Przychodzen

Janusz Przychodzen, a professor in the Department of French Studies, was selected by the Canadian Association of University and College Teachers of French as a finalist in the 2026 Best Article of the Year Award

UIT to strengthen security standards of York-owned devices

Beginning June 22, York’s University Information Technology (UIT) team will enrol all University-owned administrative staff computers in approved management platforms. As cyber threats targeting higher education continue to increase, York is taking steps to strengthen the security standards of its devices. Effective June 22, all University-owned computers must meet a defined security baseline that specifies […]

York U in the news: tattle phones, black hole winds and more

Are ‘tattle phones’ a good idea? Here’s what experts say.Natalie Coulter, associate professor at York University, was quoted in CTV News June 8. What's behind the growing backlash towards AI data centres?York University research was mentioned in CBC News June 7 and in CBC News June 10. Record-Breaking Black Hole Wind Blasts Through Space at […]