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The Scoop: Lassonde School of Engineering Professor Mike Daly’s new paper offers an interesting picture of the asteroid Bennu - a rubble pile with internal stiffness. Daly is the science Lead for one of five science instruments aboard OSIRIS-Rex mission. The first observations are published in Nature.

Lassonde School of Engineering Professor Mike Daly's new paper offers an interesting picture of the asteroid Bennu. Daly is the science lead for one of five instruments aboard the OSIRIS-Rex mission. The first observations of Bennu are published in the journal Nature.


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Scoop: Faculty of Education Professor Deborah Britzman to sponsor HIV/AIDS in 21st Century Education: A Research Symposium, April 5

Faculty of Education Professor Deborah Britzman to sponsor HIV/AIDS in 21st Century Education: A Research Symposium, April 5


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The Scoop: Zulfikar Hirji oped for the Globe and Mail

"To humanize Muslims, let's start in the classroom," an oped penned by social historian and York Professor Zulfikar Hirji in the wake of the New Zealand mosque massacre, was published in the Globe and Mail


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The Scoop: Richard Leblanc

Richard Leblanc, professor of law, governance and ethics, talks to the Toronto Star about naming individuals and organizations involved in money laundering


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Scoop: York University's Global Strategy Lab, under the direction of Professor Steven Hoffman, will co-host two global health law conferences in South Africa in April

York University's Global Strategy Lab, under the direction of Professor Steven Hoffman, will co-host two global health law conferences in South Africa in April


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The Scoop: Stephane Couture

Glendon Assistant Professor Stephane Couture, a specialist in communications and technology, speaks to the BBC about the bias that makes us spend and not save


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The Scoop: York University’s Peripheral Vision Speaker Series & The New College Disability Studies Speaker Series present "Crip Technoscience for Disabled Cyborgs: Access, Community, Politics" a guest talk by Carleton University Professor Kelly Fritsch

York University's Peripheral Vision Speaker Series & The New College Disability Studies Speaker Series present "Crip Technoscience for Disabled Cyborgs: Access, Community, Politics" a talk by Carleton University Professor Kelly Fritsch, March 21


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Scoop: The Faculty of Graduate Studies launches its official podcast. On the first episode of Grad Life, York Lions coach Kamau Peterson tells the story of his career, from the CFL to Team Canada to mentoring students

The Faculty of Graduate Studies launches its official podcast. On the first episode of Grad Life, York Lions coach Kamau Peterson tells the story of his career, from the CFL to Team Canada to mentoring students


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The Scoop: Linda Juergensen

On March 21, School of Nursing Faculty member Linda Juergensen will give a Canadian Public Health Association webinar titled "The effect of public health policies on stigma and innovations in HIV case management nursing"


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The Scoop: CFR Presents: 'Celebrating 20 Years of Looking White People in the Eye" lecture by Sherene H. Razack

CFR presents "Celebrating 20 Years of Looking White People in the Eye," a lecture by Sherene H. Razack, one of Canada's leading critical race feminist theorists


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The Scoop: Richard Leblanc, professor of governance, law and ethics at York University, calls the two-day hiring period of the new OPP commissioner very unusual

Richard Leblanc, professor of governance, law and ethics at York University, calls the two-day hiring period of the new OPP commissioner very unusual


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SCOOP: Professor Dan Yon will screen his film 'Mining Memory' at the Nat Talyor Theatre on March 20 at 4 p.m.

Professor Dan Yon will screen his film Mining Memory - the third in his trilogy - at the Nat Talyor Theatre on March 20 at 4 p.m.


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Scoop: Pat Armstrong

On March 7, Professor Pat Armstrong delivered the 2019 Margaret Laurence Lecture at Trent University. Her lecture was titled "The Charlottetown Declaration on the Right to Care." The event was organized by the Gender and Women's Studies Department at Trent.


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Scoop: Professor Andrea OReilly weighed in on 'The Current' on the topic of having children in a platonic relationship

In an interview on The Current, Professor Andrea O'Reilly weighed in on the topic of having children in a platonic relationship


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Scoop: AMPD Professor Dan Adler has published a book called 'Contemporary Sculptures and the Critique of Display Cultures: Tainted Goods'

AMPD Professor Dan Adler has a new book. It is called Contemporary Sculptures and the Critique of Display Cultures: Tainted Goods