Three students have won a York University Libraries’ art competition that will feature their original works in Miinkaanensing, a dedicated space at the Scott Library where Indigenous students can study and connect with culture.
Milipaak Japiong's PhD achievement marks a defining moment for an international and collaborative program to advance nursing education and health care research in Ghana.
York University’s Faculty of Graduate Studies is championing equity and inclusion with a new award that supports graduate students managing research alongside family care and community commitments.
With the help of Professor Anna Hudson, students ventured into the vaults of York University's Inuit sculpture collection to present an innovative pairing of a traditional and virtual exhibits, making Inuit art accessible to all audiences.
Perched on a hill above the Don River stands a stucco-clad Italian-style mansion with a green tile roof, a sweeping walnut staircase and a story that stretches far beyond its walls.
Ali Ramezani’s relentless pursuit of excellence earned him global recognition when he outperformed more than 1,000 competitors in a prestigious microelectronics contest.
York University Professors Ela Veresiu and Markus Giesler share smart strategies and practical advice for Canadian-conscious holiday shoppers.
York earns distinction for excellence in actuarial training and joins a small group of universities accredited by the Canadian Institute of Actuaries.
The Brigitte Nolet Scholarship for Indigenous Pathways into Life Sciences, established by Roche Canada and Innovative Medicines Canada, supports York University’s Faculty of Health by advancing mentorship and land-based learning to help Indigenous students pursue careers in health and life sciences.
York University alumnus John Babu has taken an unconventional path from science studies to filmmaking, a journey that began on campus and recently led to success at the Brampton Canada International Film Festival.