'True tales from the brain gain': York profs share their stories with Toronto Life magazine
Professors Anne Sullivan, Robert Gehl and Jack Rozdilsky on why they left Trump's America for Toronto and York
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Federal election and party politics: York U experts available for media opportunities
York experts are available to comment on the upcoming Canadian federal election from polling to policy, including immigration, border security, tariffs and more.
Celebrating graduates of York's Internationally Educated Professionals bridging program
Over the last 15 years, more than 1,500 new immigrants from 65 nations have participated in York University's Internationally Educated Professionals (IEP) Bridging Program.
York experts discuss tariffs, illegal immigration, lengthy delays in the justice system and more
York experts discuss Canada's response to Trump's tariff threat, the impact of technology at the border, migrants and immigration, delays in the justice system and more.
Remembering Professor Emeritus Alan Young, and more
Professor Emeritus Alan Young, a lawyer and legal scholar known for leading the challenge of Canada's prostitution laws before the country's top court, has died at age 69. Osgoode Dean Trevor Farrow calls his death is "a profound loss" for the legal profession.
York experts comment on U.S. election results, immigration and illegal border crossings, and more
York experts discuss U.S. election traditions, and results, as well as illegal crossings at the Canada-U.S. border, immigration and more.
York experts talk planetary defence, climate change in Antarctica, Canada's nursing shortage, and more
York experts discuss planetary defence missions in space, climate change in the Antarctica, Canada's nursing shortage, falling national fertility rates and more.
York experts on the impact of climate change on lake ice, the value of major party leaders' pensions, and more
York experts weigh in on how climate change is impacting lake ice, the value of major party leaders' pensions, the future of moviegoing, and more.
Beyond the Harris-Trump debate: How politicians use anti-immigrant rhetoric to mask systemic failures
Presidential debates in the United States are often little more than a platform for candidates to trade insults and repeat claims, true and false, about various political issues. The debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump was no exception. During the debate, Trump repeated multiple debunked claims about migrant crime. Namely, that criminality in the U.S. was […]