Spotlight

York University history Professor Rachel Koopmans was featured in the June 15 episode of "Britian's Most Historic Towns" on the U.K.'s Channel 4. Koopmans spoke with host Alice Roberts about the murder of Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral in 1170.

On the most recent Grad Life Podcast, York English Professor Julia Creet discusses memory studies

York MFA grad Larissa Fan is the Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto's (LIFT) Josephine Massarella award winner this year

York University Professor Steven Hoffman and his colleagues at the Global Strategy Lab recently published an article in PLOS Medicine studying government policy and antimicrobial resistance

Osgoode Professor Emeritus Kent McNeil recently published a new book titled Flawed Precedent: The St. Catherine's Case and Aboriginal Title

Osgoode JD/MBA student Beverly Cheung receives Canadian Bar Association's 2019 English Langlois Prize for best scholarly paper on the topic of business law

Professor Kate Tilleczek discuses youth education in the anthropocene in the Faculty of Education's Research Minute

Professor Christo El Morr was invited by the American University of Beirut to organize a workshop on 'Data Driven Management in an Era of Analytics, A.I. & Big Data' during the Healthcare Leadership Academy June 17 to 19

On the next Grad Life podcast, Thomas Loebel discusses his academic career before becoming the dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, including his shared love of music and American literature.

Osgoode Hall Law School Professor Giuseppina (Pina) D'Agostino to chair Advisory Committee for new Alectra Utilities Green Energy & Technology Centre

"Insects comprise the most abundant & diverse group of animals on Earth." Check out the special issue of the journal of General and Comparative Endocrinology with guest editors York University biology Professor Jean-Paul Paluzzi and KU Leuven's Jozef Vanden Broeck

On the Grad Life podcast, Governor General Award-winning filmmaker and York professor Ali Kazimi explored the Komagata Maru boat in his 2004 film CONTINUOUS JOURNEY, and looks back on what this story tells us about Canada's identity.

Research by Faculty of Health Professor Jennifer Mills was profiled in the Toronto Star story "When clean eating becomes eating disorder."

Professor Karen Drake has co-edited a new book titled Renewing Relationships: Indigenous Peoples and Canada that includes chapters also written by Professors Deborah McGregor and Signa Daum Shanks

York Professor Roberta Timothy's article on maternal health has been re-posted on the National Post, Newsweek and PBS