Passings: Sandra Pyke

A champion of women and feminist studies, Sandra Pyke played a defining role in shaping psychology and graduate education at York University.

Alice Hovorka

Alice Hovorka, dean of the Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change, shares the Climate and Equity Lab's findings from research investigating how climate change impacts vulnerable populations across Canada

Cast your vote: Board of Governors undergraduate student nominee

Voting for the two candidates will be open from March 24 to 30.

York U in the news: mislabelling food, AI and culture council and more

Calls for judge to apologize to officers in Zameer case are inappropriate: observersTrevor Farrow, dean of Osgoode Hall Law School at York University, was quoted in City News March 18. 2 grocery stores in Ontario fined $10K each for mislabelling some food items as CanadianRichard LeBlanc, professor of law and ethics at York University, was […]

Global project taps York prof to study how silence, noise shape communication

Associate Professor Rich Shivener joins a German research collaboration as a Mercator Fellow to study the factors affecting communication in online interactions.

York U engineer launches initiative to help public understand EV charging

SDG Month feature>>A new online platform led by Lassonde's Hany Farag helps Canadians navigate the shift to electric vehicles, supporting SDG 12: Responsible consumption and production.

Study examines how English proficiency tests signal academic success

Associate Professor Khaled Barkaoui explores the correlation between English-language proficiency tests and academic outcomes in a new study to understand long-term support needs of university students.

Master’s student strengthens AI innovation through internship

York University graduate student Caleb Morgan joins a team of world-renowned researchers at Japan's National Institute of Informatics to help develop and refine advanced AI systems.

Brianna Nguyen

Second-year digital technologies student, Brianna Nguyen, has earned the WIL (work-integrated learning) Student of the Year award from Experiential & Work-Integrated Learning Ontario

York U in the news: crying at work, biodiversity genomics and more

How B.C.'s conflicting Indigenous land claims are a problem 150 years in the makingKent McNeil, Indigenous law expert at York University, was quoted on Unpublished News Wire March 8. Crying at work: are employees too soft?Parbudyal Singh, professor at York University, was quoted in HRD Canada March 13. U of G Researcher Awarded More Than […]