Virtual mentoring helps nursing students transition to practice
As new grads struggle to stay in nursing, Assistant Professor Ruth Robbio is advancing a virtual mentoring project to help York University nursing students prepare for what's ahead.
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Study reveals new insights into limb loss
Doctoral researcher Andrea Aternali shines a light on an understudied phenomenon called phantom limb telescoping and offers insights for better post‑amputation care.
York University scientists help bridge research and policy in Ontario
Three York U researchers are among a cohort of scientists who will engage in dialogue with Ontario legislators to discuss evidence-informed policy and learn more about the decision-making process.
Osgoode celebrates student success with Dean’s Gold Key Awards
Ten students set to graduate from the JD program at York University’s Osgoode Hall Law School are recognized for leadership, serivce and academic excellence.
Passings: MarySue McCarthy
MarySue McCarthy, a founding member of the Faculty of Education, is remembered for the passion she had for creating connections with students and colleagues.
Study of global aid reductions awarded more than $500,000
Assistant Professor Rachel Silver is investigating how Malawi’s education sector is adapting to funding changes, with insights that could reshape global education support.
York biologist earns distinction for research achievements
The Canadian Society for Molecular Biosciences honours University Professor Emeritus Ronald Pearlman’s research leadership and contributions to genome science.
York U simulation research supports airport emergency preparedness
A York University researcher shares ongoing work that uses simulation and AI to support airport emergency preparedness.
Student entrepreneurs build ventures to create real-world change
SDG Month feature>> After the chapter dissolved during the COVID-19 pandemic, a York University student rebuilt Enactus York to help students develop market-ready social innovations.
Study shows tuberculosis treatment goes beyond medicine
A York University-led study highlights how tuberculosis continues to affect work, finances and relationships long after medical treatment ends.