Un projet en quatre épisodes établit un lien entre l’engagement des diplômés, la mise en valeur des récits communautaires et les conversations sur la vie des personnes noires au Canada.
This year’s Health Graduate Research Award winners are addressing complex challenges – from race-based data in mental health care to workplace barriers facing first responders.
Supersized data centres are coming to Canada. One province is at the epicentreLyndsey Rolheiser, assistant professor at York University, was quoted in CBC News June 4. Expert Warns of ‘Rubber Stamp’ Approvals as Ontario Expands Nuclear SpendingMark Winfield, professor at York University, was quoted in The Energy Mix June 3. RCC recognizes Sobeys, Walmart, Loblaw […]
Professor Marissa Largo has received the 2025-26 AMPD Research Award for her contributions to contemporary art, curatorial practice and community-engaged research-creation
Professor Emeritus Sergio Villani has published The Poetry of Guillevic: An Introduction which explores the life and work of the 20th century French literary figure
Marie-Joelle Beaudoin, a York University postdoctoral fellow, received a Canadian Instituties of Health Research fellowship for research on aging and intellectual disabilities
Amber Allen, an alumna of York University, was one of four finalist for the 2026 CBC Short Story Prize for Pattern Recognition
Learn about the more than 20 York community members who were recognized for their creative talent by the nation's premiere annual entertainment awards.
Rick Powless, a Red-Seal certified chef and York doctoral student, is making real-world change to food sovereignty and Indigenous well-being in hospitals, teaching kitchens and communities across the province.
New research out of York University's Faculty of Education examines absenteeism trends in Ontario schools and what they mean for student success as the province moves to include attendance in final marks.