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SCOOP:Ray Williams is a longtime lecturer in AMPD's Department of Music and an EMMY winner. Read AMPD's story on how he earned a 2019 Engineering Emmy Award

Ray Williams is a longtime lecturer in AMPD's Department of Music and a recent Emmy winner. Read AMPD's story on how he earned a 2019 Engineering Emmy Award


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SCOOP: Professor Kean Birch makes case for 'firm regulation' of AI in Toronto Star op-ed

LA&PS Professor Kean Birch makes case for 'firm regulation' of AI in Toronto Star op-ed


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Scoop: Richard Leblanc interviewed on BNN regarding the retirement of TMX Group's CEO

Professor Richard Leblanc was interviewed by the Financial Post about news that TMX Group CEO Lou Eccleston would be retiring


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Scoop: Glendon psychology Professor Timothy Moore writes in Lawyer's Daily about the problems associated with New Zealand's infamous “Mr. Big” case

Glendon psychology Professor Timothy Moore writes in Lawyer's Daily about the problems associated with New Zealand's infamous 'Mr. Big' case


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Scoop: Associate Professor Idil Boran, along with other delegates to UNFCCC, will report on recent climate change negotiations in two discussion panels at the Keele Campus on Jan. 14

Associate Professor Idil Boran, along with other delegates to UNFCCC, will report on recent climate change negotiations in two discussion panels at the Keele Campus on Jan. 14


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Scoop: Gilberto Fernandes, a post-doctoral fellow in York's Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies, celebrates the launch of his book "This Pilgrim Nation: The Making of the Portuguese Diaspora in Postwar North America" at a book launch Jan. 15

Gilberto Fernandes, a post-doctoral fellow in York's Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies, celebrates the launch of his book This Pilgrim Nation: The Making of the Portuguese Diaspora in Postwar North America at a book launch Jan. 15


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SCOOP: Professor Caroline Shenaz Hossein will deliver a keynote in Sweden on bitcoins and informal banks, Jan. 21

Professor Caroline Shenaz Hossein will deliver a keynote in Sweden on bitcoins and informal banks, Jan. 21


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SCOOP: Associate Professor Christine Jonas-Simpson co-developed a series of short research-based videos on grief in youth

Faculty of Health Associate Professor Christine Jonas-Simpson co-developed a series of short research-based videos on youth grief


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SCOOP: Is there a shift in values depicted in holiday flicks? Gillian Helfield, a lecturer in AMPD, discusses the evolution of the holiday movie

Is there a shift in values depicted in holiday flicks? Gillian Helfield, a lecturer in AMPD, discusses the evolution of the holiday movie


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SCOOP:The third edition of Professor Dennis Raphael's book Staying Alive has been published and includes contributions from several York U members

The third edition of Professor Dennis Raphael's book Staying Alive has been published and includes contributions from several York U members


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SCOOP: Biology Professors Sandra Rehan and Laurence Packer were keynote speakers at Australian Native Bee Conference

Biology Professors Sandra Rehan and Laurence Packer were keynote speakers at the Australian Native Bee Conference


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Scoop: FES Professor Lisa Myers' exhibit Post Script won the Ontario Association of Art Galleries' Thematic Exhibit of the Year

FES Professor Lisa Myers' exhibit, Post Script, won the Ontario Association of Art Galleries' Thematic Exhibit of the Year


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Scoop: Osgoode Professor Emeritus Harry Arthurs discusses his memoir in Osgoode's latest 4 Questions For podcast

Osgoode Professor Emeritus Harry Arthurs discusses his memoir in Osgoode's latest 4 Questions For podcast


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Scoop: The Black community has the highest percentage of working poor, according to a new Metcalf Foundation report. Faculty of Education Professor Carl James has examined its race-based data and explains why collecting disaggregated data is important.

The Black community has the highest percentage of working poor, according to a new Metcalf Foundation report. Faculty of Education Professor Carl James has examined its race-based data and explains why collecting disaggregated data is important.


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In an article for Scientific American, Dan Falk profiles physicist and York Professor Eric Hessels' work in making a precise measurement of the size of a proton

In an article for Scientific American, Dan Falk profiles physicist and York Professor Eric Hessels' work in making a precise measurement of the size of a proton