Natasha Tusikov, Merouan Mekouar
Associate Professors Natasha Tusikov and Merouan Mekouar are co-editors of a special issue of the journal Surveillance & Society focusing on forms of resistance against government and corporate surveillance practices
Associate Professors Natasha Tusikov and Merouan Mekouar are co-editors of a special issue of the journal Surveillance & Society focusing on forms of resistance against government and corporate surveillance practices
Christopher Bratty, a philanthropist and real estate executive who was a key supporter of York University's Markham Campus, spoke to Faculty of Education graduands about the lessons success and failure can teach.
Zakiya Koya, an undergraduate student in the Schulich School of Business, is one of the inaugural recipients of the BMO Diversity in Finance Award
After discovering a passion for experimental physics in her first year at York, Maria Llaguno Real embarked on a journey that has earned her one the University's highest student honours.
For their achivements and contributions to research focused on space, exercise and nutrition, three graduate students will earn their diplomas as recipients of Canada's highest academic honour.
Three York University students earn their undergraduate degrees with recognition for academic excellence in migration governance, real-world applications of math and the use AI in student learning.
Alexander Martin, a PhD candidate in science and technology studies, was named an Action Canada Fellow for his research on information integrity, digital governance and digital communication infrastructure
Thomas Klassen, a professor in the School of Public Policy and Administration, has co-edited a new book that examines contemporary Korean popular culture over the past quarter century
Research that examines Ontario’s OHIP+ program shows how removing prescription costs for youth can lead to measurable mental health gains – and points to the broader impact of removing barriers to care.
Postdoctoral Fellow Julia Espinosa is calling for more inclusive, international approaches to understanding one of humankind's closest companion.