Glendon College professors Myra Bloom and Jean Michel Montsion have been awarded prestigious fellowships at the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada to continue their work relating to Canadian literature and gateway cities.
Professor David S. Koffman co-edited and contributed to Promised Lands North and South: Jewish Canada and Jewish Argentina in Conversation, a new book that puts two Jewish diaspora communities into dialogue together
‘A truly poisonous intervention’: What will Doug Ford’s bike lane limits do to Toronto’s climate goals?York University Professor Mark Winfield was quoted in the Toronto Star Sept. 26. Is there possible progress in the City’s pigeon birth control pill program?York University Professor Gail Fraser was quoted in CityNews Toronto Sept. 26. Osgoode leading Canadian legal […]
Professor Paul McLaughlin's The Suicide Magnet: Inside the Battle to Erect a Safety Barrier on Toronto's Bloor Viaduct is a finalist for the Toronto Book Awards and the Heritage Toronto Book Awards
The Master of Supply Chain Management program at York University’s Schulich School of Business has been ranked 17th in the world and first in Canada in the 2025 QS Business Master's Rankings.
York University is working to significantly enhance the academic experience of transfer students through two new initiatives designed to tackle the unique challenges they face.
In new book, author and neuroscientist Daniel Levitin makes the case for the healing power of musicYork University Professor Rob Bowman was quoted in the Globe and Mail Sept. 20. The history and philosophy of retirement with Moshe MilevskySchulich School of Business Professor Moshe Milevsky was interviewed on ThinkAdvisor Sept. 24. York University Markham campus welcomes […]
New research from the Schulich School of Business reveals how health-care leaders can harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI) for better patient outcomes and improved efficiency.
York University is redefining urban studies education with a groundbreaking new course that immerses students in the intricacies of municipal governance.
Adjunct Professor Mark Terry won the National Communications Association's J. Robert Cox Award in recognition of his ongoing Youth Climate Report project