Twenty-two projects led by York University researchers have received funding from the Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) to pursue innovative initiatives – many tied to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Celebrating its fifth anniversary, York University’s Top 30 Alumni Under 30 program recognizes inspiring and diverse alumni who are driven to make a difference.
Seven York University researchers received funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) to pursue projects that include artificial intelligence, immersive technologies and more.
Chers membres de la communauté de York, Bienvenue à l’année universitaire 2024-2025! Que ce soit votre première rentrée universitaire ou que vous poursuiviez vos études, que vous fassiez partie du corps professoral, du corps enseignant ou du personnel, je suis ravie de vous compter parmi les membres de la communauté universitaire dynamique et vibrante de York […]
Eight professors across York University’s campuses and Faculties have received support from the University that enables them to spend more time building a more inclusive community.
To further establish itself as a leader in the rapidly growing field of disaster studies, York U is launching a Doctoral Program in Disaster & Emergency Management, with its first cohort of students to begin in September 2025.
A group of professors affiliated in various ways with York University’s African Studies Program join forces to create a unique, interdisciplinary research cluster focusing on adaptive knowledge, response, recovery and resilience in transnational Black communities.
Eric Asempah, Hillary Birch, Yuliya Chorna and Nilanjana Ganguli will present their global health research and share insights during the third annual Global Health Graduate Scholars Symposium.
York students speak about the meaning and depth of their experiences studying and working abroad.
Gairdner awardees, chosen by two separate juries of experts, travel across Canada, presenting research seminars and doing outreach to inspire future generations of scientists. After participating in online events during the pandemic, the laureates were able to engage with students and researchers in person this fall.