At the 2024 Canadian Athletic Therapists Association Conference, Professor Emeritus Frances Flint spoke on critical incident stress management and received the title of certified athletic therapist emerita for her contributions to the field
To decommodify the data economy, first fix data-sharing period-tracking appsAn op-ed by York University Professor Natasha Tusikov was published on cigionline.org May 13. Bumblebee populations under threat as nests overheat due to climate change, U of G researchers findYork University Professor Laurence Packer was quoted in CBC News May 13. Mississauga mayoral hopefuls race to […]
A group of researchers hired design students taught by Professor Angela Norwood to create data visualization for an important project: Congress 2023.
Professor Erika Batdorf looks to create experiences where students can bring stories of contemporary women to ancient sites across the globe.
An augmented reality experience at a York University pollinator garden looks to highlight the importance of bees, birds and butterflies, as well as York’s sustainability leadership.
Professor Archana Paul, who uses creative teaching strategies to bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-life experiences, is one of the first internationally educated nurses to be recognized for teaching excellence by the Council of Ontario University Programs in Nursing Awards.
Community members converged across campuses in April to plant fruit trees and shrubs to celebrate Earth Month and expand the University’s green spaces.
Abraham Onoriode Oghobase, a leading voice in contemporary art and a York University alumnus, will have a selection of his work exhibited at the renowned Venice Biennale showcase in Italy.
Federal regulator to investigate Flair Airlines for compliance with Canadian ownership rulesYork University Professor Fred Lazar was quoted in the Toronto Star May 15. Dear government, can you spare a dime?An op-ed by Allan C. Hutchinson, a Distinguished Research Professor at Osgoode Hall Law School, was published in the Globe and Mail May 13. Study: Social […]
Distinguished Research Professor Deborah Britzman has published When History Returns: Psychoanalytic Quests for Humane Learning, a book that explores psychoanalytic theories of learning