Gerald Bareebe
A new book by Gerald Bareebe, associate professor in the Department of Politics, explores governance strategies adopted by rebel groups in Uganda and Rwanda and how they navigated political dynamics
A new book by Gerald Bareebe, associate professor in the Department of Politics, explores governance strategies adopted by rebel groups in Uganda and Rwanda and how they navigated political dynamics
Full-time undergraduate students can self-nominate to join York's Board of Governors and have a voice in the University's leadership. Nominations are due March 6.
Le Student Senator Caucus (SSC) de l'Université York recherche des candidatures pour un étudiant de premier cycle à temps plein afin de rejoindre le conseil d'administration. Le SSC supervise les nominations des membres étudiants du Conseil et formule une recommandation basée sur les résultats des élections. L'élection des gouverneurs étudiants alterne chaque année entre les étudiants […]
Three leaders with connections to York University have earned one of the province's highest honours for work advancing bilingualism, Indigenous health and creative impact.
After observing students who struggle to remember content, Professor Kiemute Oyibo focused on developing real-world solutions using an inclusive, AI-powered platform.
Through innovative technology and community collaboration, Assistant Professor Michael Kalu aims to address barriers in health care facing Black older adults.
Ian Duncan and Heather Howell, alumni of York University, are recipients of the 2025 Governor General's History Award for Excellence in Teaching – a prestigious Canadian prize celebrating teachers, scholars and authors
If you have Parkinson's disease, experts say you should be dancing. Here's whyJoseph DeSouza, a professor at York University, was quoted on CBC.ca Feb. 16. Weeks after Toronto’s record snowfall, some residents are still struggling to use sidewalksJoe Mihevc, a professor at York University, was quoted on CBC.ca Feb. 15. Many athletes earn less than […]
York University Libraries’ new Heritage Singers Canada collection deepens opportunities for teaching, learning and research in Caribbean studies, performance, history and community-engaged scholarship.
A collaborative partnership powered by YSpace, the Black Entrepreneurship Alliance and the City of Markham has won an award for helping underrepresented entrepreneurs thrive.