Dahlia Abou El Hassan

A recipe by Dahlia Abou El Hassan, the registered dietitian with York University’s Food Services department, was featured in the Dietitians of Canada cookbook

York research works to expand equity-focused HIV care for women

A multi-year grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) will support a York-led project advancing community-based, women-centred HIV prevention and treatment across Ontario.

Goldfarb Gallery supports climate action through sustainable art practices

Supported by the University’s Sustainability Innovation Fund, a new inititative at the Joan and Martin Goldfarb Gallery explores climate‑conscious approaches to curating and cultural programming, advancing SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production.

Psychology instructor traces five decades of change at York University

It was 1971 when Frank Marchese first came to York as an instructor. Fifty-five years later, he is still teaching. Read about his reflections on how the University – and the field of psychology – have changed. 

Schulich students win challenge with climate-smart supply-chain strategy

SDG Month feature>>Three students claimed top honours for a solution that helps retailers manage extreme‑weather disruptions, advancing SDG 13: Climate action.

Kiridaran (Giri) Kanagaretnam

Professor Kiridaran (Giri) Kanagaretnam at York University's Schulich School of Business shows how climate beliefs drive corporate tax strategies in a new study published in the Journal of Business Ethics

Tina Powell

Tina Powell, a PhD candidate in gender, feminist and women's studies at York U, wrote an article for Parents Canada on intensive mothering and cites the work of Professor Andrea O'Reilly

Board of Governors synopsis now available

The synopsis of the 493rd meeting of the Board of Governors of York University, held on March 3, is now available.

York U in the news: Cuba's future, machine-learning in medicine and more

Algoma U's special mission, Two Row Wampum explored at talkAlan Corbiere, assistant professor in York University’s history department, was mentioned in The Sault Star March 11. York University: Machine-learning immune-system analysis study may hold clues to personalized medicineYork University was mentioned on EATG.org March 11. What Does the Future Look Like for Cuba?Tamanisha John, assistant […]

York University president reflects on opportunities shaping what’s ahead

In a new YFile video series, York in Focus: Leadership Perspectives, Interim President and Vice-Chancellor Lisa Philipps reflects on and discusses emerging opportunities and shares why she’s optimistic about what’s ahead. Watch now.