James Ehiagwina, a third-year nursing student at York University, showcased his growing leadership in youth mental health advocacy while attending the Digital Mental Health International Congress last month in Ottawa.
Two York University students made history in the long-running Astronomer in Residence program – a partnership between York’s Allan I. Carswell Observatory and Killarney Provincial Park.
Mark Terry, a professor in York University’s Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change, has been recognized with the prestigious J. Robert Cox Award for Environmental Communication and Civic Engagement. He is the first recipient outside the U.S. to ever receive it.
An Anishinaabe woman from northern Ontario, Kate Dunn brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective to the University, particularly through her work on liver wellness and hepatitis C elimination in Indigenous communities.
York University’s Wendy Taylor, a renowned experimental particle physicist, has been appointed vice-president-elect of the Canadian Association of Physicists, marking a significant milestone in her distinguished career.