Ariyarathnam, the winner of the fourth President for a Day contest, is a Student Senator and president of the Student Council of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies (SCOLAPS). His co-curricular involvement in the University involves work with the Student Senator Caucus and other professional organizations. [read more…] SCOLAPS Chair Sayjon Ariyarathnam named 2015 President for […]
Sayjon Ariyarathnam plans to refine policies with the United Nations to provide better access to education and human rights in developing countries.
A House Divided: Watching America’s Descent into Civil Conflict, a new digital book by award-winning author and York political science Professor James Laxer, analyzes the descent of the United States into civil conflict. Read more…
When it comes to multiculturalism in Canadian society, Roshan Udit sees room for improvement.
Four Canadian scholars in fields ranging from conflict resolution to women’s studies will be announced as the winners of coveted Trudeau Fellowships on Monday – research awards worth $225,000 with few restrictions on how the money is spent… Read more.