Spotlight

Faculty of Science Assistant Professor Jesse Rogerson will take on the Universe (and some major challengers) during "Astronomy Jeopardy," which will air live on YouTube, May 12

Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies sociology Professor Marcello Musto was the featured interview in Jacobin magazine. Musto was interviewed for the article "On His Birthday, Let's Celebrate the Old Man Karl Marx"

Professor Cary Wu wrote an article examining Chinese people's trust in government for the Washington Post

Join Faculty of Health Professor Iris Epstein for the Open Space for Open Education conference, May 6

Mathematical modelling by York Professor Seyed Moghadas has found that delaying the second dose of Pfizer and Moderna for nine to 15 weeks could avoid more hospitalizations, infections and deaths

Communication and Media Studies Assistant Professor Casey Mecija spoke to Rolling Stone about the rise in anti-Asian sentiment and how to shatter the 'model minority' myth and ensure Asian voices are at the forefront of change

'Hurrah, it's leprosy!' How Professor Rachel Koopmans is decoding the grisly tales in Canterbury Cathedral's stained-glass windows

Pop music studies pioneer and AMPD Professor Rob Bowman is the first in a new series of FYI podcast interviews by veteran photojournalist and musician Bill King

Melina Damian's (BES '17, MES '19) interest in environmental conservation began when she learned about the impacts of discarded plastic straws on sea turtles. Over a decade later she found herself researching exactly that.

On April 22, the next event in the EDI series will focus on building equity and diversity in post-secondary education. Rebecca Pillai Riddell, associate vice-president research, will be moderating this virtual event.

Richard Leblanc, professor, School of Administrative Studies, on the CRA's actions related to complaints about companies misusing COVID money

Join University Librarian and Dean of Libraries Joy Kirchner for the Open Space for Open Education conference, May 6

Join Professor Will Gage, associate vice-president of teaching and learning, for the Open Space for Open Education conference, May 6

Teaching & Learning Librarian Scott McLaren's book, Pulpit, Press, and Politics: Methodists and the Market for Books in Upper Canada, was featured on the 90 Second Narratives podcast

Roopa Desai Trilokekar, associate professor, Faculty of Education, among co-authors of the Royal Society of Canada's report Investing in a Better Future: Higher Education and Post-COVID Canada