Fragments of Memory, an exciting and challenging new exhibit of storytelling and recovered memory of the African diasporas, will officially launch on Tuesday, Oct. 8 from 3 to 5 p.m. in 305 Founders College, Keele Campus. In the exhibit, Brazilian artist Pablo Parra represents the biographies and testimonies of five individuals of the African diaspora […]
Are you a York student looking to enhance your degree? Are you unsure what electives to select for your major? Are you looking to get hands-on field work experience before you graduate? Have you graduated and want to upgrade your skills or knowledge? If you answered, yes, to any of these questions then the Black […]
Black Poetry Recitation Contest – York U (PDF) The Black Poetry Recitation Contest is a poetry recitation contest for students in Grades 9 – 12 attending high schools in the Greater Toronto Area. Registration is free and open to all students. How does the Contest Work? Student contestants choose and learn to recite poems from […]
Black Poetry Recitation Contest – York U (PDF) The Black Poetry Recitation Contest is a poetry recitation contest for students in Grades 9 – 12 attending high schools in the Greater Toronto Area. Registration is free and open to all students. How does the Contest Work? Student contestants choose and learn to recite poems from […]
Ancient Greek and Latin Professor Anne-Marie Lewis, Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics (DLLL), is pleased to announce that the students nominated by her have received the following awards for outstanding academic achievement in GK 1000 (Elementary Classical Greek) and LA 1000 (Elementary Latin): For 2017-2018: Shakeel Ahmed (Elementary Classical Greek) and Elaine Slonim (Elementary […]
Professor Chakraborty’s project “Extreme love: Young people’s experiences at the intersection of intimacy and violence in urban India” has just been awarded a prestigious SSHRC Insight Grant ($90,659.00).
The Religious Studies Program is launching the RESTtalks lecture series on October 7 with our own Eric Bronson (instructor for HUMA 1165 Gods and Humans). The goal of the series is to bring attention to the teaching specializations of our faculty. The short talk will be filmed and posted on the Religious Studies web site. A […]
The Religious Studies Program is launching the RESTtalks lecture series on October 7 with our own Eric Bronson (instructor for HUMA 1165 Gods and Humans). The goal of the series is to bring attention to the teaching specializations of our faculty. The short talk will be filmed and posted on the Religious Studies web site. […]
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We are kicking off the new 2019/2020 school year with our twice-annual Study Break—an informal gathering of students and faculty. This is an ideal opportunity for instructors and students to socialize outside the classroom. The event will also include a panel discussion on graduate work and job opportunities in the field. The Study Break will […]