This summer, the York University Energy Management team has adjusted how it heats and cools the Keele Campus, resulting in a reduction in emissions that will play a big role in helping the University meets its net-zero goals.
Chantel Thompson, a student success and academic advisor at York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering, is this year’s recipient of the prestigious Lynda Tam Guiding Light & Legacy Award.
York University Professor Patrick Alcedo’s Summer 2024 course, Philippine Folk Dance and Culture, gave students the opportunity to travel to the Southeast Asian nation for three weeks – to learn new dances in their original settings.
Professor Hassan Qudrat-Ullah is the founding editor of the new Systems Thinking and Sustainable Development book series, which seeks to address pressing challenges facing the world today
As more seniors head online, efforts are needed to help their digital media literacy skillsYork University Professor Natalia Balyasnikova was quoted in CBC News July 26. The votes of Venezuelans abroad are being suppressedAn op-ed co-written by York University Professor Yvonne Su was published in the Conversation July 23. Vezina: Only the public can fix divisive […]
Ten York-affiliated athletes, and one medical staff member, will travel to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games to represent Team Canada in a range of sports including rugby, volleyball, swimming and more.
Zoe M. Savitsky, a doctoral candidate at York University’s Osgoode Hall Law School, has been selected as a Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholar to pursue work in corporate accountability.
Professor Spiros Pagiatakis received the Canadian Geophysical Union’s J. Tuzo Wilson Medal, which recognizes a scholar’s outstanding contributions to the geosciences and is the highest national honour earned by those in the field.
New research from York University’s Schulich School of Business shows that providing greater access to high-speed internet is positively associated with greater access to capital, particularly for people from marginalized communities.
Professor Rabit Akande’s book, Entangled Domains: Empire, Law, and Religion in Northern Nigeria, received an honourable mention from the Canadian Law & Society Association’s W. Wesley Pue Book Prize