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York University Libraries offers open education course opportunity

Faculty and staff at York U can expand their knowledge of open educational resources by completing the Libraries’ fully online, four-week course.

York U in the news: high masking burnout, baby boomers and more

For many autistic women, high masking leads to long-term burnoutYork University research assistant Jessica Klein was quoted in Verywell Health Oct. 17. Finally, we can say it out loud: baby boomers are greatYork University Professor Thomas Klassen was quoted in the Toronto Star Oct. 18. A tax-smart plan for RRIF reform that helps the vast […]

York U in the news: artificial intelligence, involuntary care and more

AI can help streamline the hiring process, but getting rid of our biases is not so easyValerio de Stefano, a professor and Canada Research Chair in Innovation Law and Society at York University, was quoted in the Financial Post Oct. 16. B.C.'s experiments in involuntary care face two crucial tests against the evidence and the […]

Greek Canadian Archives at York U continues to grow, preserve history

The Hellenic Heritage Foundation Greek Canadian Archives (HHF GCA) at York University has spent the past year continuing to grow its collection and status as a go-to source for the history of Greeks in Canada and across the diaspora.

Nominations open for York U honorary degree candidates

The Senate Sub-Committee on Honorary Degrees & Ceremonials encourages members of the York University community to submit nominations for honorary degrees. 

Call for nominations: King Charles III Coronation Medal

York University community members are invited to nominate individuals for the King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of outstanding contributions to communities in the areas of: service, the environment and sustainability, and the nation’s diversity. 

York U in the news: algal blooms, importance of native bees and more

Algal blooms appear in Lake Superior for the first time in historyAn op-ed co-written by York University Professor Sapna Sharma was published in Cottage Life Oct. 15. Native bees are an important piece of the pie. Why aren’t we protecting them?York University Professor Sheila Colla was quoted in the Narwhal Oct. 11. University researchers want […]

York University celebrates 20 years of gospel music education

In 2005, York University became the first post-secondary institution in Canada to offer a gospel music curriculum. Since then, hundreds of students have benefited, going on to successful careers in music education, performance and beyond.

Kellogg-Schulich EMBA ranked first in Canada for career progress

The Financial Times of London has ranked the Kellogg-Schulich Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) program at York University first in Canada for career progress, with additional top rankings in North America and globally.

Cameron Graham

Schulich Professor Cameron Graham is the host and producer of the new "Research @ Schulich Podcast," exploring the cutting edge of business, management and leadership research