Business leader and philanthropist Walter Schroeder tells Faculty of Health graduands to use achievements to strengthen communities, after he and his wife Maria were recognized by York University with honorary degrees.
Six York University graduate researchers are recipients of the annual thesis and dissertation prizes for research addressing pressing global issues.
Margaret Kierylo, assistant vice-president, institutional planning and chief data officer, is this year's recipient of the Canadian Association of University Business Officers (CAUBO) Leadership in Learning Award (9:22 on video)
Lamb shank, 48 cans of beans, gum: A look at what Alberta's politicians expenseIan Stedman, associate professor at York University, was quoted in CTV News June 21. Ottawa Plans 10 Reactors by 2041, Provides No New Funding for ‘Civilian Nuclear Renaissance’Mark Winfield, professor at York University, was quoted in The Energy Mix June 22. Ontario's […]
A June 25 dedication at Maloca Community Garden will celebrate the late conservation scientist's contributions to and advocacy for wild bees, native plants and pollinator education.
Success is not a straight path nor is it a solitary journey, honorary degree recipient Ray Gupta reminded Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies graduands during Spring Conovcation.
For Randa Qashoa, a passion for space engineering sparked during her studies at York U has led to a career developing technologies designed for space missions.
Premier says AI data centres 'not a today thing' in N.S.York University research was mentioned in CBC News June 18. Mothering while Black: To protect our children, we draw on traditions of refusal Christina Sharpe, Canada Research Chair in Black Studies in the Humanities at York University, was mentioned in The Conversation Canada June 18. […]
A decision by the Committee on Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools moves York's community-centred MD program one step closer to its anticipated 2028 launch.
After earning an honorary degree from York University, engineering scholar Josa Moura inspired Lassonde School of Engineering graduands with insights on the power of being human in a radpicly changing world.