Spotlight

Listen to Chris Carder, Schulich's executive director of innovation and entrepreneurship, discuss his Top 10 tips for helping small businesses navigate times of crisis on the Vaughan Rising podcast

Nicole Arsenault, Sustainability Program director at York, was a guest Jan. 17 on "Unusually Well Informed," a podcast series on business and technology by Tim Hampton, director of computing in AMPD

York University Professor Stephen Gill has received the prestigious Canada Council Killam Prize in Social Sciences. The award recognizes his excellent scholarship on the need for radical change to public policy to mitigate major global health challenges

York University Showcases Central Role Libraries are Playing During COVID-19

Caroline Shenaz Hossein invited to deliver special keynote Jan. 29 on "The Black Social Economy: The African Diaspora Experience in Solidarity Economics" during international web conference hosted by the University of Kerala

School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design Professor Angela Norwood writes in The Conversation about Americans living abroad and how they were part of the largest voter turnout in U.S. history

LA&PS Professor Thomas Klassen writes in The Conversation about the Biden presidency and a return to normalcy after chaotic Trump years

Schulich School of Business Professor Burkard Eberlein comments on U.S. President Joseph Biden's expected cancelling of the Keystone XL pipeline (see 2:17 in the video)

Mark Terry, an award-winning documentary filmmaker and a lecturer in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change, was featured in the cover story in the latest issue of EDEN Magazine

President Emerita Lorna Marsden presents "Does Liberal Education Matter in the 21st Century?" in free Jan. 19 presentation that investigates the future of education in Canada

The research of York grad Calandra Stanley is featured in the New York Times Magazine article "How Far Does Wildlife Roam? Ask the 'Internet of Animals'"

York Professor Jack Rozdilsky pens an insightful essay titled "Thought the U.S. Capitol attack couldn't happen? Think again: The insurrection threat isn't over" for The Conversation

Schulich School of Business Associate Professor Amin Mawani writes on the issue of CERB repayments for CD Howe Institute

York University Associate Professor Alice MacLachlan explains how lessons from classic philosophy could have made politicians think twice about their trips abroad

Amila Buturovic, associate professor in the Department of Humanities, reflects on the legacy of Bosnia's peace deal 25 years after the signing of the Dayton Peace Accords on Al Jazeera's Inside Story