A community-driven effort invites all University community members to help redefine how the University celebrates Black excellence through collaboration, education and dynamic community events.
Talisha Ramsaroop and Krystle Skeete were once students in the Jane-Finch neighbourhood; now, the two York alumni are University staff members building campus-community connections.
Good news for Mars settlers? Red Planet glaciers are mostly pure water ice, study suggestsIsaac Smith, associate professor at York University, was quoted in Space.com July 30. The Pain of PerfectionismGordon Flett, a psychology professor at York University, was featured in The New Yorker Aug. 1. York University unveils medical school site in Vaughan, first […]
Chris Caputo, associate professor of chemistry at York University, was named a 2025-26 Action Canada Fellow for his contributions to the nation's public policy
York University researchers will lead 34 projects funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) Insight Grants to advance interdisciplinary studies in equity, climate action, refugee law and more.
Emancipation Day is an opportunity to reflect on the history of anti-Black racism and resistance to oppression in Canada, and to work toward a future of racial justice.
Le Jour de l’émancipation commémore l’abolition de l’esclavage dans tout l’Empire britannique le 1er août 1834. Cette journée rend hommage au courage, à la force, à la résilience et à l’espoir des personnes et des communautés noires qui se battent pour leur liberté. Elle met en lumière les liens complexes entre les histoires et l’héritage toujours actuel […]
Discover the transformative efforts of York University's Organized Research Units through YFile's Research in Focus series. This issue explores the driving force behind the Institute for Research on Digital Literacies to address the complexities of a rapidly changing digital landscape.
As the world faces rising health threats and ethical dilemmas in medicine, York University’s new PhD program in global health is reimagining how research can drive real-world change.
What began as a “Day at York” for Black high school students has evolved into a four-week business leadership course. The Y2 Innovators program was co-created with students and is supported by Black mentors and educators.