Spotlight

There are mounting privacy concerns with ancestral testing kits, such as sharing information with drug companies, that could be behind the steep loss in sales, says Professor Julia Creet

New open access article co-authored by Professor Christina Hoicka examines the transformative potential of a Canadian Pact for a Green New Deal by focusing on social and political characteristics of energy infrastructure

Osgoode Adjunct Professor David Estrin was part of an International Bar Association expert working group that guided development of a 'Model Statute' to hold governments to account on climate change

Lorne Foster, professor in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies and director of the Institute for Social Research at York University, wrote an op-ed piece titled "What is the Black Canadian experience?"

Faculty of Education Professor Carl James, an expert on the education of Black youth, provided advice and guidance for a Statistics Canada project

Pinar Bedirhanoglu, visiting professor in the Department of Politics, presents a seminar in Ottoman and Turkish Studies at U of T on Feb. 27

Faculty of Education Professor Jen Gilbert discusses her research with young people to understand their experiences of bullying on Podcast or Perish

Distinguished Research Professor of Psychology and Canada Research Chair in Health Psychology, Joel Katz, was selected as the 2020 recipient of the Canadian Psychological Association's Traumatic Stress Section Award for Excellence

Faculty of Environmental Studies Professor Sheila Colla talks to the Toronto Star on what gives her hope amidst a climate emergency

Should emojis and hashtags be part of language learning? Faculty of Education Professor Heather Lotherington says these word-like forms are fundamentally altering how people communicate

Professor Caroline Shenaz Hossein will deliver a lecture Feb. 27 at the Institute of African Development, at Cornell University, for Black History Month. This talk, titled Politicized Finance in the Black Americas, will focus on ensuring African diaspora is accounted for in African institutes focused on development

Humanities professor S.D. Chrostowska's forthcoming dystopian novel The Eyelid explores the subversive power of dreams

B. W. Powe, Canadian poet, novelist, essayist and professor at York University is featured on the Weird Studies podcast

York music instructor Anthony Michelli recognized as the Gretsch company's Featured Spotlight Artist

The tricky business of disease diplomacy: Global health law expert Steven Hoffman talks about China's role in the 2019 novel Coronavirus outbreak: "Our system is only as strong as its weakest link."