‘Only a matter of time’: Geomagnetic storms behind stunning northern lights ‘carry potential to wreak havoc’ on infrastructureLassonde School of Engineering Professor Afshin Rezaei-Zare was quoted in the Hamilton Spectator Oct. 24. Jake Fuss is the one who’s dead wrong: Tom McElroyA letter to the editor by York University Professor Emeritus Tom McElroy was published […]
Welcome to the October 2024 issue of Aspire, a special issue of YFile highlighting research and innovation at York University. Renowned for its high-profile, research-intensive environment, York University fosters a community of forward-thinking scholars and changemakers dedicated to creating positive, global change.
The York University-affiliated Canadian Jewish Literary Awards have recognized seven literary works that demonstrate excellence in Canadian writing with Jewish themes and subjects.
After receiving an honorary degree from York University during an Oct. 18 convocation ceremony, Indigenous law expert Robert Potts shared lessons learned from his unexpected career journey.
Rich Shivener, an associate professor, has published a book titled Living Digital Media that explores the intricate relationships between creators and their digital media productions
Ahmed Abdelaziz, a PhD candidate in York University's Lassonde School of Engineering, is playing a crucial role in advancing a promising new approach to cybersecurity for electrical power systems.
York University staff, faculty and instructors are invited to bring their Grade 9 students to work on Nov. 6 to offer insights into career paths in the post-secondary education sector.
As a federal election campaign looms, Canadians must demand stronger ethics laws from politiciansAn op-ed co-written by York University Professor Ian Stedman was published in Canadian Manufacturing Oct. 22. 'I am humbled': Meet the 87-year-old Ontario woman who graduated from York UniversityYork University graduate Hortense Anglin was profiled in CTV News Toronto Oct. 19. See more […]
Jeffrey Reading, a leader and advocate in Indigenous public and global health, stressed the importance of education and tackling societal inequities in his convocation address.
Edward Sorbara – an accomplished businessman in real estate, property management and more – told graduands at an Oct. 17 convocation ceremony to pursue their passions, and predict the future by creating it.