Spotlight

How does our electoral system stack up against the U.S.? In an article published in the Toronto Star, Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies politics Professor Dennis Pilon offers his observations

Professor Moshe Milevsky teaches readers to write simple scripts using R code in his new book Retirement Income Recipes in R

The 2020 Anthropology Annual Lecture taking place Oct. 9 features renowned anthropologist and filmmaker John L. Jackson Jr.

Steven Hoffman, the Dahdaleh Distinguished Chair in Global Governance & Legal Epidemiology and a professor of Global Health, Law and Political Science at York University, speaks to the Toronto Star about why healthcare education has shifted to a focus on digital upskilling, a global mindset and the ability to adapt

Visual Arts student Moses Viveiros creates massive sculptures out of metal and bronze. Before York University, he never would have imagined himself welding, casting and molding with such intense materials.

York science Professor Dasantila Golemi-Kotra talks to CBC about why, and where, you should wear a mask

Joey Cheng, an assistant professor of psychology in the Faculty of Health, spoke to the BBC about her new research that shows that overconfidence can be contagious

SAS Prof. Hassan Qudrat-Ullah has a new book that explores climate change and energy dynamics

Professor Robert Muller wrote about "sugar relationships" in Psychology Today

Professor Caroline Shenaz Hossein presents a talk on 'Politicized Finance in the Black Americas' at Cornell University, Sept. 24

Associate Professor Deborah Davidson spoke to Insider about coronavirus-themed tattoos of nurses, masks and toilet paper

LA&PS Assistant Professor Carlo Fanelli speaks to the Toronto Star about why essential workers can't afford to live in the city

AMPD Dean Sarah Bay-Cheng wrote about how the NBA bubble can inform the future of live arts performance for The Conversation

York University Professor Steven Hoffman spoke about what a COVID-19 second wave could look like on the Toronto Star's "This Matters" podcast

Professor Vidya Shah talks about race, identity and power in educational leadership on the Faculty of Education's Research Minute