York University Professor David Koffman is creating new pathways to engage with scholarship through the podcast, Tête-à-tête: Conversations in Canadian Jewish Studies, where lively conversations replace dense journal articles, making research accessible to all listeners.
York University professors Rich Civener and Elizabeth Caravella are leading the way in research that explores the intersection of technology – like virtual reality (VR) – and writing in teaching and learning.
The BMO Future Leaders Finance Lab will give students critical hands-on experience with the latest financial and analytical technology, setting them up for career success.
>> National Indigenous History Month feature: From early Kinngait printmaking to contemporary sculptures, York University's Joan and Martin Goldfarb Gallery is home to an extensive Indigenous art collection that celebrates creativity and heritage.
Led by Professor Kinnon Ross MacKinnon, the York U research team developed a novel protocol to filter out bots and scams in surveys relating to destransition experiences, paving the way for more reliable studies for research projects.
He’s not a professor or a counsellor – but when York U students need real advice, they turn to Ming Kan Leung. Discover how this mature student is building bridges through mentorship and advocacy.
A decade after his passing, York University Professor Richard Jarrell’s collection of reseach on videotapes documenting the story of Canada’s rise in radio astronomy has become a notable publication, capturing the spirit of his dedication to science.
Discover how a new partnership is transforming astronomy at York University with monthly stargazing events that draw record crowds and make the night sky accessible to all.
A library in Costa Rica is changing how future business leaders see the world through a Kellogg-Schulich Executive MBA capstone course designed to engage local youth in addressing global challenges.
York University Professor Manfred Becker is empowering high school students with critical media skills, and will take his innovative curriculum beyond Canada's borders.