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Passings: Michael Kater

Long-serving faculty member Michael Kater, a Distinguished Research Professor emeritus, was an influential historian who earned many accolades for his research and published works.

Help map York’s path toward equity: submit a milestone by Dec. 12

The University is creating a community-driven equity timeline and is currently seeking milestone submissions. Share your experiences by Dec. 12 to help shape a collective narrative of York’s journey toward a more inclusive future.

York joins global 16 Days of Activism to end gender-based violence 

The University recognizes this year's international campaign promoting awareness and action to eliminate gender-based violence through a series of events open to everyone.

Trailblazer in trans scholarship: professor emeritus earns award for life's work

Known for groundbreaking work in gender theory, Michael Gilbert/Miqqi Alicia Gilbert has been recognized for a lifetime of advancing transgender visibility, rights and inclusive education. 

Passings: Kenneth George Davey

Professor Emeritus Kenneth Davey was internationally recognized for his research on insects and other invertebrates. Learn more about his scientific impact and his leadership at York.

Professor earns fellowship for innovations, mentorship in space engineering

York University Professor George Zhu's efforts to make space sustainable and train future leaders have been recognized with one of Canada's most prestigious honours in engineering science.

Passings: Vivienne Monty

For 40 years, Vivienne Monty helped innovate and shape York University Libraries at both the Keele and Glendon campuses. 

Professor launches program to make space science accessible

Elaina Hyde, director of York University’s Allan I. Carswell Observatory, announces Stellar Scholars, a program that introduces young learners to the wonders of the universe while addressing barriers to STEM education in underrepresented communities.

York U study seeks elite athletes to explore brain health after concussion 

Elite athletes ages 30 to 65 are invited to join a York University-led study that examines brain health for concussion research.

York study explores how astronauts find their bearings in space

York University’s Home-Base experiment, developed in partnership with the Canadian Space Agency and led by Professor Robert Allison, uses virtual reality to explore how astronauts recalibrate their sense of direction in zero gravity.