Spotlight

Faculty of Education PhD candidate Junia Mason wrote a piece for The Conversation on the Collective of Black Artists (COBA)

Professor Richard LeBlanc was interviewed on CBC regarding the actions of the prime minister and his staff as it relates to the SNC-Lavalin affair

Professor Robert Latham publishes a timely article that considers the current state of capitalism. The article "What 'Off The Rails' Capitalism Really Means" appears in Public Seminar.

How involved should parents be in their kids' college education? Find out what York U Professor John Ippolito says in a Canadian Jewish News article

York biology Professor Sapna Sharma's ground-breaking study earns some impressive ink in the Globe and Mail

Are you shovelling the right way? Faculty of Health Prof. Michael Boni talks about how to move snow the right way and get in shape doing it in CBC article

Schulich Professor Charles Cho will give the next Sustainability Seminar, Feb. 28. Cho's seminar will look at the public and private actions of corporations when it comes to sustainability reporting

Sean Kheraj, associate professor of Canadian and Environmental History, will speak about the infrastructure of Canada's Anthropocene and the oil pipeline development in the 20th century at a National Gallery of Canada lecture, Feb. 23

Research on Black mothers with children with developmental disabilities by Professor Nazilla Khanlou and her team was featured in Bloom

Professor Richard Leblanc challenges Edmonton councillor over use of time to complete MBA

There is a new time for the annual Jean-Gabriel Castel Lecture featuring Professor Janet Walker. The event will now run on Feb. 26 from 5:30 to 7 p.m.

An Osgoode Hall Law School video captures insights from the experts, including Professor Poonam Puri, who attended a major conference this fall on holding multinational corporations accountable

Sherry Grace, professor in the Faculty of Health and senior scientist at Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, led an international team that reviewed trials on ways to get more patients using cardiac rehab

York University history Professor Sakis Gekas leads a research group that is preserving hundreds of rare photographs and documents reflecting the Greek immigrant experience in Canada

Professor Carl James discusses the book To Kill a Mockingbird in Christian Science Monitor blog, and how it's contradictory to be concerned about black students' social and educational well-being while working with a book that might be hurtful to them