A Dean’s Award for Research Excellence (DARE) research project investigating workforce shortages in the financial industry led Professor Daniel Richards to help student Raquel Iantorno achieve a rare feat for an undergraduate: publishing a paper in an academic journal.
Recognized globally for her research on health policy and long-term care, Professor Emerita Pat Armstrong will lend her expertise to a new federal advisory panel focused on equitable access to care across the country.
Thirty-one of York’s top scholars in social science were recently honoured with awards for their exceptional achievements across various fields of study.
Meet Gira Chawda: York U student, software engineer intern, mentor and digital education advocate. Discover how she’s breaking barriers, earning national recognition and inspiring the next generation of women in digital technology.
Find out how Professor Stephen Gaetz and York's Canadian Observatory on Homelessness are changing the conversation about homelessness, offering new hope and strategies for prevention.
Discover inspiring stories throughout March about York's efforts to advance the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as the University participates in SDG Month Canada.
Off the field and courts, York University Athletics is championing equity, sustainability and innovation, driving change across the SDGs including SDG 5 – Gender Equality.
York University reports on outcomes, including voluntary workforce programs and organizational restructuring efforts.
A new infusion of funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) will support research and public engagement projects at York University.
Discover inspiring stories throughout March about York's efforts to advance the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as the University participates in SDG Month Canada.
Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change Professor Jennifer Foster is supporting SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities with work that suggests the best way to create more ecologically rich spaces is to let nature – not urban planning – take over.
Imagine a future where your sweat can provide continuous health insights and enhance preventative health care. Research at York U Led by Razieh Salahandish is working to commercialize a device that will do just that.