York makes substantial leap forward in latest QS World University Rankings
This year, York climbed more than 100 spots over last year, a 25 per cent improvement in the University’s standing over the past eight years.
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York community celebrates Spring Convocation as leaders of tomorrow prepare to create positive change
Throughout June the York community is celebrating convocation, a tradition that celebrates every student’s academic accomplishments.
York U’s interdisciplinary capstone team receives award for innovative teaching
The D2L Innovation Award honours the leadership team for its innovative approach to promoting student-centred teaching and learning in post-secondary education York University’s Cross Campus Capstone Course (C4) program, which bridges the gap between classroom education and hands-on problem solving through interdisciplinary experiential education, has won a major award for innovation in teaching. This is […]
Jane-Finch high school students share lived experiences through poetry at high-profile Congress academic conference on creating a better world
Students from high schools in the Jane-Finch area are asking to listen and be heard at Congress 2023.
York University named as one of the world’s leading universities in the 2023 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings
Community commitment to sustainability underpins top 40 global ranking.
Canadian trailblazer installed as York U’s first woman chancellor inspired by experience as a York student
Kathleen Taylor, a woman who has blazed a trail as a business executive in Canada, has marked another first when she was installed as York University’s first woman chancellor.
What on Earth are you doing? Become a sustainable living ambassador, urge York U experts
What better time than Earth Month to learn about the environment and make a commitment to lead a more sustainable life?
International report explores community legal services for better access to justice
Community legal clinics, paralegal services, social workers and others assisting those who cannot easily access legal help, are a few ways of narrowing the gap in accessing justice that’s prevalent across the globe, says York University legal expert Professor Trevor Farrow.