Spotlight

Glendon College Associate Professor Myra Bloom is co-editor ofShelter in Text which illuminates how narrative shapes concepts of dwelling and belonging

Michael Kalu, an assistant professor in the Faculty of Health, received the 2025 New Investigation Award rom the Canadian Association on Gerontology for leadership potential in aging research

Professor Lélia Young received the 2025 poetry prize from the Académie des Baobabs for her French-language collection Rupture et avènement, which explores suffering, renewal and collective intimacy

Professor Sherry Grace of the School of Kinesiology & Health Science was recognized as the leading contributor to cardiac rehabilitation research, with 190 York University-affiliated publications

Jessica Tsui-yan Li, associate professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics, has published a book on Eileen Chang, an influential literary figure of Chinese literature

Chimira Andres, a recent doctoral graduate of the Lassonde School of Engineering, published an article that examines buried glaciers in a mountainous region of Mars

Osgoode PhD student Logan Ettles received the 2025 Grain Farmers of Ontario Legacy Scholarship to support work benefiting Ontario’s grain sector and broader agri-food industry

Lassonde School of Engineering's Hina Tabassum and Peter Lian have been appointed to the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada's Electrical and Computer Engineering Evaluation Group

Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah has a new book exploring how people make decisions in complex, changing situations

Associate Professor Magdalena Kazubowski-Houston won the 2025 Heldt Prize from the Association for Women in Slavic Studies

Dean Jane Goodyer shares the Lassonde School of Engineering's annual impact report

Student Mekha Jayakumar appears in Same Time Next Year?, winner of dGC Ontario and WIFT+ Toronto Film Award

Paul Tsaparis, York University alum and former board Chair, is recognized for a $100K gift toward a new Tech MBA Entrance Award named in his honour

Glendon's Colin Coates won Quebec’s Prix de l’Assemblée nationale for Best Book in Political History for his study of Louis XIV’s authority in New France

Negative Life: The Cinema of Extinction, co-authored by Associate Professor Jean-Thomas Trembley, earned a 2025 Book Prize honourable mention