Message to the York community from President and Vice-Chancellor Rhonda Lenton
York University President and Vice-Chancellor Rhonda Lenton shares a message with the community.
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Message à la communauté de York de la présidente et vice-chancelière Rhonda Lenton
Chers membres de la communauté de York, Depuis 2002, j’ai l’honneur de faire partie de la communauté de l’Université York. Ce fut un véritable plaisir de contribuer à la trajectoire de cet établissement postsecondaire unique successivement en tant que doyenne, vice-rectrice, rectrice, et enfin en tant que présidente et vice-chancelière ces huit dernières années. Ce […]
A message to the York community from the Board of Governors
York University's Board of Governors shares a message with the community.
Message du conseil d’administration à la communauté de York
En automne dernier, Rhonda Lenton, présidente et vice-chancelière de l’Université York, a entamé une discussion avec le comité de direction du conseil d’administration relativement à ses projets d’achèvement de son second mandat de présidente. Assurer le succès à long terme de l’Université a toujours été la priorité absolue de la présidente Lenton et du conseil […]
Goldfarb Gallery collection brings Indigenous art into focus
>> National Indigenous History Month feature: From early Kinngait printmaking to contemporary sculptures, York University's Joan and Martin Goldfarb Gallery is home to an extensive Indigenous art collection that celebrates creativity and heritage.
Sergio Villani
Sergio Villani, professor emeritus, French studies, has published a new historial fiction novel titled Love in Normandy 1943
Transformative grad student research earns 2024 Thesis & Dissertation Prizes
From wearable brain monitors to bioremediation strategies, meet the exceptional graduate students whose research pushes the boundaries of knowledge and drives positive change.
Student entrepreneur earns Bergeron Medal for leadership, innovation
Imam Khalid, a leader in mentorship and innovation, is the 2025 recipient of the prestigious award that recognizes his contributions to entrepreneurial spirit and success.
Malcolm King offers lesson in humility to Class of 2025
With a focus on the Seven Sacred Teachings, esteemed Indigenous health researcher Malcolm King reminds York University graduates of the strength found in humility.
Wayne Isaacs inspires York grads to embrace hope amid uncertainty
Business leader Wayne Isaacs delivered a compelling message during Spring Convocation about the limitless potential of hope, inspiring graduands to take charge of their futures.