What if your commute could become one of the most useful parts of your day? New research from Winny Shen of York's Schulich School of Business suggests a good commute may have less to do with travel time and more to do with knowing what to expect.
A teacher at York University for 30 years, Professor Emeritus James Gibson was a leading expert on the history of Russia and the Pacific Northwest.
York's YSpace will play a key role in a new provincial innovation network aimed at advancing automotive and smart mobility technology from concept to market.
As demands on French as a Second Language (FSL) teachers increase, a new platform developed by a team of York University researchers aims to make day‑to‑day course preparation more manageable.
Seven members of the York University community have been recognized by the Order of Canada, one of the country’s highest honours, for contributions spanning the arts, public service, education and human rights.
The Bergeron Medal honours two Lassonde graduates whose work spans microfluidics research and AI governance, reflecting the breadth of innovation in the Class of 2026.
From advancing machine learning models to examining the broader impacts of AI, Vector scholarship recipients at York are contributing to research that highlights the University's focus on developing future technology leaders.
Finding purpose often comes through uncertainty, service and perseverance, honorary degree recipient Marian Jacko told Osgoode Hall Law School graduands during convocation.
Professor Valeria Tsoukanova is remembered for her ability to make chemistry accessible to students and for her research's impact on biomedical applications.
Spring Convocation honors the contributions of five York community members with top teaching and research distinctions: the President's University-Wide Teaching Award and the Distinguished Research Professorship.