Spotlight

Ted Reeve: the Bard of the Beach is a new book about one of the legends in Canadian sport and writing. It was written by York Professor Emeritus and Senior Scholar Frank Cosentino

Faculty of Education Professor Qiang Zha pens an op-ed in World University News on why China is falling behind on breakthrough innovation

Faculty of Science biology Professor Dawn Bazely recaps her experience delivering Canada's first virtual field course

Professor Sanober Umar has been accepted to the 2021-2022 Global Scholars Academy, a joint initiative of Harvard Law School's Institute of Global Law and Policy and The Graduate Institute in Geneva

Associate Professor B.W. Powe earns the Media Ecology Association's Marshall McLuhan Book Award

Henry Kim, associate professor at Schulich and director and co-founder of the school's BlockchainLab, talks to Maclean's about how business schools are dealing with the rise in cryptocurrency

Why do we get tattoos? York Professor Deborah Davidson explains it as a "kind of living history" in CBC article

York PhD student Eric Birkle, in the Department of Visual Art & Art History, has curated "Political and Personal: Images of Gay Identity," a museum exhibition at the Flint Institute of Arts. The exhibition runs until July 11

Getting inked: York sociology Professor Deborah Davidson on why there will be a pandemic tattoo boom

Nursing Prof Shahirose Premji named a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Nursing by the Canadian Nurses Association

Professor Carl Ehrlich, director of Koschitzky Centre for Jewish Studies, and Professor Laura Wiseman, conference host, welcome the 2021 International National Association of Professors of Hebrew June 20 to 24

Essential listening: Crazy Making is a new podcast by York Nursing Professor Simon Adam. It explores topics related to mental health and mental illness

Professor Aparna Mishra Tarc recently wrote a piece for The Conversation Canada on children as witnesses to war

York Professor David Koffman was the featured interview in a podcast with Yehuda Kurtzer of the Shalom Hartman Institute. In the podcast, Koffman spoke about his new book, No Better Home? Canada, Jews, and the Sense of Belonging

Was the London attack against a Muslim family terrorism? Legally, it's not that simple, says York Professor Jack L. Rozdilsky in the Conversation