Students in York Teaching Assistant Noa Yaari's tutorial, which is part of the course Making Money taught by Professor David Koffman, put coloured pens to paper and drew their earliest memories of money. The results surprised both faculty and the students, and the activity represents a new pedagogical adventure.
Peggy Mason, former Canadian ambassador and current president of the Rideau Institute, will give the keynote address at the "Geotechnical Politics of Ocean Frontiers: The Canadian North & the Indo-Pacific" workshop on April 28.
Canadian youth who are homeless now have hope for a better future thanks to almost $8-million in federal funding for homelessness prevention strategies announced April 25 during a special event at York University. The funding will establish the Skills Link Program to help young people in Ontario and Alberta.
"Infantile History" is a group exhibition at the Department of History that features children's and childlike art as a means to examine core questions faced by the discipline of history. The opening reception for the exhibit will take place on Thursday, March 23, between 12:30 and 2pm, in the History Common Room, 2183 Vari Hall, Keele campus.
Professor Emerita Naomi Black tells graduands much has changed for the better since women first started at York...