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Alan Diner

Osgoode Hall Law School alum Alan Diner has been appointed Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Canada by Prime Minister Mark Carney

From lecture hall to stage: York prof uses storytelling to connect past, present

Eric Bronson, a professor in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies who helps students find meaning in ancient stories, is taking that approach beyond the classroom with his first one-person show at the Hamilton Fringe Festival.

Tackling antimicrobial resistance requires more than policy: York study

As antimicrobial resistance continues to threaten global health, members of York's Global Strategy Lab are examining how governments can build stronger, more effective systems to respond – and why there may be no one-size-fits-all solution.

Yemisi Dina, Sharon Wang

Osgoode Hall Law School Chief Law Librarian Yemisi Dina and Associate Librarian Sharon Wang presented a discussion at the British and Irish Association of Law Librarians conference that highlighted the growth of digital scholarship and integration of AI

Salmaan Khan, William Edwards

Postdoctoral Researcher Fellow Salmaan Khan and William Edwards, a student in the pure mathematics program, have published a report highlighting inequities in the employment experiences of Muslims in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area

Continuing a legacy: A student, a mentor and a study of wild bees

For postdoctoral researcher Briann Dorin, a new study is a culmination of years of research, and a chance to build on the conservation science Professor Sheila Colla championed.

York research reveals climate change impact in Arctic

As the Arctic warms faster than the rest of the planet, researchers Gregory W. Thiemann and Katie Florko are uncovering how shrinking sea ice affects the animals that live there.

Plan ahead: Parking and traffic adjustments for National Bank Open tennis

During the 2026 National Bank Open tennis tournament, several parking and traffic modifications will be in effect.

How York researchers are using AI to support cancer care

Can AI help clinicians spend less time reviewing scans and more time caring for patients? York researcher Ali Sadeghi-Naini is developing tools designed to support faster, more informed decision-making in cancer care.

Can AI be trusted to assess climate risks? A York study investigates

A York University study explores how AI can help communities prepare for climate-related hazards by investigating whether emerging tools are ready for real-world applications.