Positive Change for a Sustainable Future showcases bold strides in climate action, equity and global engagement, solidifying the University's position as a leader in sustainability and social impact.
York University PhD candidate Prilly Bicknell-Hersco has earned the Rising Graduate Scholar award for her research and advocacy work on the intersection of Black studies and disability studies.
A new study led by York University urges governments to rethink how antimicrobial resistance is monitored and governed with a focus on inclusive global action.
Faculty, staff and students are asked to follow snow route parking procedures during the winter season from Nov. 15 to March. 30, 2026. Snow routesThe Keele Campus snow route policy is there to ensure emergency vehicles can safely access the campus and is in effect from Nov. 15 until March 30, 2026. Vehicles parked in […]
Staff who embody the York Universty spirit through their leadership, commitment and creative work were recognized at the annual awards program, held Nov. 3.
Art by Indigenous students is on display York's Scott Library throughout November. The exhibit culminates with the selection of three works of art that will be on permanent display in the Miinkaanensing Indigenous Reading Room.
A collaborative mentorship model and a commitment to building inclusive, socially responsible AI systems have led to a notable achievement for students in the Responsible AI Lab.
Alumni and former faculty members were included on the Women’s Executive Network's annual Canada’s Most Powerful Women: Top 100 list for being leaders in their fields, including finance, education, environmental advocacy, cybersecurity and public policy.
After witnessing the realities of mental health care in Ghana, Associate Professor Benedict Weobong is empowering the next generation of changemakers to make treatment more accessible across the world.
The Keele, Glendon and Markham Campuses will honour those who fought for Canada's peace and freedom. All are invited to attend the in-person ceremonies on Nov. 11.