Monique Johnson

Monique Johnson, a staff member in the School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design (AMPD), helped solve the mystery of an unidentified woman in an 18th-century painting

Abigail Lee

Abigail Lee, a doctoral student in the Lassonde School of Engineering, has published work that helps scientists pinpoint where water may be hidden on Mars

New technologies, partnerships advance York U research in autism

Through his lab, Faculty of Health Associate Professor Erez Freud is using innovative technologies to study how people with autism move to help lay the groundwork for earlier support.

York University wins Fair Trade Campus of the Year

Fairtrade Canada honours York for ethical sourcing and campus-wide fair trade access. Discover where to find fair-trade-certified food and apparel across the University.

New program helps PhD students chart careers beyond academia

Beyond the Academy is a pilot project that offers doctoral students in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies structured support for career exploration and planning outside of academia.

Measurement methods can influence SDG progress: York study

A York‑led study shows how different approaches for measuring progress of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can shift global rankings and suggests current approaches may not be accurate.

Robert T. Muller, Suliana Beraki

Faculty of Health Professor Robert T. Muller and Suliana Beraki, a psychology undergraduate student and research assistant, wrote about racial disparities in health care for Psychology Today

Ayshan Soltansaleki

Ayshan Soltansaleki, a PhD student, earned second place in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers' Old Guard Graduate Student Video Competition for research on virtual models of real-world systems

Update on Presidential Search Committee

York University's Presidential Search Committee held its second meeting on May 6. The Presidential Search Committee (PSC) reviewed and discussed the search process, and scheduled and finalized the consultation questions. The committee will consult with the York University community to seek input that will inform the development of the position profile. The PSC welcomes the […]

Grounds treatments for West Nile virus start late May

Between May 23 and Aug. 30, York University will conduct a larviciding program, under the authority of the local medical officer of health, to control larval mosquitoes and prevent their development into vectors of West Nile virus. The pellet formulation of the larvicide methoprene will be placed into all University catch basins. The granular formulation […]