Three members of the York University community have been recognized by the Order of Canada, one of the nation's highest honours, for their contributions shaping finance, health and the law in Canadian society.
Close to 7,000 graduates crossed the stage during York University's Spring Convocation. Relive some of the highlights through YFile's photo gallery.
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Three York U faculty members and two teaching assistants will be recognized during Spring Convocation for being champions of student success.
The prestigious titles of University Professorship and Distinguished Research Professorship were awarded for exceptional scholarship and teaching.
Students in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community at York will be able to receive support in coming years to help overcome financial and systemic barriers, thanks to the efforts of alum Jeffrey Zoeller.
As Daniel Aliee, Brandon Lamorena and Rebecca Sarchese prepare to graduate from York University, they do so as winners of the Governor General's Silver Medals for their academic excellence.
York University's innovative artificial intelligence (AI) platform, YU-AURA, continues to ride a wave of recognition with the announcement of a prestigious administrative award.
Graduands Bianca Bondi, Laurence Butet-Roch and Vladimir Kanic are recipients of this year’s Governor General's Gold Medals for their innovative contributions to art, science, photography and health.