York University has unveiled the Joan and Martin Goldfarb Gallery, a state-of-the-art space for art and community engagement. With innovative design and inaugural exhibits, this new gallery promises to be a hub for creativity.
Tenue le 20 novembre, la Journée annuelle du souvenir trans honore la mémoire des personnes transgenres et des personnes de genre neutre dont les vies ont été perdues à cause de la haine, de la peur et de l’ignorance. Cette journée est l’occasion de reconnaître la dignité et la force d’âme des communautés trans et de […]
New cutting-edge research by professors in York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering could change the face of software development by using artificial intelligence (AI) to help automate key debugging processes.
New research from York University’s Schulich School of Business introduces an innovative approach to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace by framing social identity threat as a driver for learning and allyship.
The annual President’s Creative Writing Awards, the Lorna Marsden Prize for Creative Writing in French, the Daniel Whittaker-Van Dusen Prize for Emerging Poets and the Richard Teleky Short Fiction Prize are accepting unpublished and original writing submissions.
In Professor Laura Levin's new book, Jess Dobkin’s Wetrospective: Constellating performance archives, renowned theorists reflect on the 30-year practice of a celebrated Toronto-based artist
Worried about stolen Taylor Swift Toronto tickets? Here’s how to protect your Ticketmaster accountYork University Professor Evan Light was quoted in the Toronto Star Nov. 13. Stray DNA is all around us. It could revolutionize conservationYork University Professor Elizabeth Clare was quoted in ScienceNews Nov. 14. How to produce hydrogen gas as cleanly as possibleYork University […]
Ela Veresiu, an associate professor of marketing at York University's Schulich School of Business, has received a prestigious Insight Grant from the Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) for her research project about menopausal consumers in Canada.
Robina Aryubwal has been named a joint recipient of PEN Canada's 2024 Marie-Ange Garrigue Prize for her work with Journalists for Human Rights, helping more than 500 people in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan find safety and a fresh start.
Narmada Murugarajan, a third-year human resource management student with a minor in the arts, was one of 50 artists selected for the City of Brampton's PIXEL: Chapter 50 Digital Art Exhibition.