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Passings: Naomi Black

Professor Emerita Naomi Black, a distinguished scholar and champion of women's studies, leaves behind a lasting impact on her students and colleagues at York University.

York U grad makes cancer research breakthrough during PhD studies

York University PhD grad Luca Delfinis unveils a historic finding: muscle weakness precedes muscle wasting in cancer. Learn more about this groundbreaking research that holds promise for earlier cancer detection.

York U students to enhance public art through Lassonde Art Trail

A new partnership between York University and the Lassonde Art Trail gives students and artists an opportunity to contribute to an innovative and accessible art project along Toronto's waterfront.

Register now to help shape York University's 2025-26 budget

Have a say in York University's financial future and share input on resource allocation at a community-wide budget consultation on Feb. 3.

Passings: John Hunkin

Learn about the career and contributions of John Hunkin, a York alumnus and leader whose impact on the University and the Schulich School of Business will be long remembered.

York U alumna makes history as Ghana’s first female vice-president

Learn about the inspiring journey of Ghana’s first female vice-president, York University alumna Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang,

Voices from the streets: homelessness in Ontario's heartland

A documentary co-created by York University Professor Jessica Braimoh aims to change the conversation around homelessness in Ontario.

York professor analyzes impact of Canada’s disaster response system

Research by Professor Nirupama Agrawal aims to improve the nation’s disaster management system for future generations.

York U professor champions Indigenous cultural preservation

Read how Professor Ann Marie Murnaghan’s research on the K’ëgit totem pole is working to reclaim Indigenous heritage and restore cultural narratives.

York's TD Community Engagement Centre connects Jane Finch community

See how the TD Community Engagement Centre empowers students and bridges gaps in Toronto's Jane and Finch area, challenging stereotypes and promoting equity.