Spotlight

In his latest blog, Osgoode's Dean writes about universal design and its role in the law school's strategic plan

Postdoctoral Fellow Sylvia Nickerson has published the comic book Creation, which is available at the University Bookstore

"Come From Away" nets a slew of Tony Award nominations including Best Musical! It was created and written by York University alumni David Hein (BFA '97) and Irene Sankoff (BA '99). The production was co-produced by Natalie Bartello (BFA '04).

Osgoode Professor Monica Goyal was listed as one of 10 women making an impact in legal technology

A new report by Professor Carl James finds that black students face an achievement and opportunity gap in GTA schools. James is the Jean Augustine Chair in Education at York U.

Professor Aaron Dhir will deliver a book talk and signing at the Gender & the Economy Speaker Series @ Rotman, May 3

Biology Professor Sapna Sharma's research on climate change was profiled by TVO in the Climate Watch Shorts

Political Science Professor Robert Latham was interviewed on KPFA about his new book The Politics of Evasion: A Post-Globalization Dialogue at the Edge of the State

Faculty of Science Dean Ray Jayawardhana pens an opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal about why we have more to learn from planetary systems that are starkly different from our own

Deadline approaching for the RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards. LA&PS Dean Ananya Mukherjee-Reed is among those in contention for the awards.

Osgoode PhD student Natalia Angel Cabo on short list to be a judge of the Constitutional Court in Colombia

Science of spring, thanks to research by York U Biology Professor Bridget Stutchbury, songbirds now report their location as they fly

York University Professor Emerita Janet Tai Landa has published a new book titled Economic Success of Chinese Merchants in Southeast Asia: Identity, Ethnic Cooperation and Conflict: Integrating the Social Sciences with Evolutionary Biology

On April 29 & 30, Music Professor Stephanie Martin, artistic director of Toronto's Pax Christi Chorale, conducts the Canadian premiere performances of the epic oratorio, "The Apostles", composed in 1902/3 by Sir Edward Elgar.

The Anatomy of Myth by York Distinguished Research Professor Michael Herren traces the evolution of classical myth from its archaic Greek origins down to the fifth C. CE.