Spotlight

Schulich Prof. Ellen Auster and her daughter offer workflow management advice in Harvard Business Review article

Associate Professor of psychology John Eastwood discussed why being bored might be good for us on the BBC's "Business Daily" podcast

Assistant Professor of Sociology Cary Wu spoke about growing hostility toward China on NPR's "All Things Considered" podcast

SAS Prof. Hassan Qudrat-Ullah has co-authored a new book that explores the significant prerequisites on which a large organization should concentrate to achieve long-term sustainability

Assistant Professor Oghenowede Eyawo wrote about the role of equity in the global governance of pandemic response in The Journal of Bioethical Inquiry

Professor Andrea O'Reilly has published an article on "Trying to Function in the Unfunctionable: Mothers and COVID-19" in the Journal of the Motherhood Initiative

Assistant Professor Aaida Mamuji's study on the Chinese diaspora in Canada during the pandemic was featured on the Toronto Star's "This Matters" podcast

Associate Professor Michael Greyeyes will join the cast of Rutherford Falls, show to feature largest Indigenous writing staff on TV

Read a welcome message from Glendon's newly appointed interim director of GSPIA, Professor Joanna Robinson

Prof. Scott Adler discusses his study, which shows some infants can identify differences in musical tones at six months, with CTV News

Faculty of Educaton Dean Lyndon Martin releases an impact report for 2016-20. The report highlights the faculty's wide-ranging accomplishments

AGYU's Emelie Chhangur to leave York to take on new role as director and curator of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre

LA&PS Professor Kean Birch has co-edited a new book titled Assetization: Turning Things into Assets in Technoscientific Capitalism

Professor Robert Muller wrote about how hypnotherapy promises hope for insomnia sufferers in Psychology Today

York Professor Michael Greyeyes will star in the upcoming thriller film Wild Indian, produced by Jesse Eisenberg