Welcome to the October 2024 edition of Innovatus, a special issue of YFile devoted to teaching and learning at York University. This issue highlights innovative experiential education and work-integrated learning experiences being offered at the University.
York University Libraries is doing its part to advance experiential education with peer mentoring, capstone projects and placement opportunities.
York University’s School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design (AMPD) has partnered with Schulich ExecEd on a unique, innovative program to prepare participants for a future in today's ever-evolving media landscape.
Two York University students made history in the long-running Astronomer in Residence program – a partnership between York’s Allan I. Carswell Observatory and Killarney Provincial Park.
The Senate Sub-Committee on Honorary Degrees & Ceremonials encourages members of the York University community to submit nominations for honorary degrees.
Leora Gansworth, a geography provost's postdoctoral scholar, has been awarded the Starkey-Robinson Award for Graduate Research on Canada, recognizing her work addressing Anishnabe epistemicide
As part of planned updates to York University's cybersecurity, authentication application Duo is introducing an additional layer of security through one-time passcodes.
York University community members are invited to nominate individuals for the King Charles III Coronation Medal in recognition of outstanding contributions to communities in the areas of: service, the environment and sustainability, and the nation’s diversity.
Algal blooms appear in Lake Superior for the first time in historyAn op-ed co-written by York University Professor Sapna Sharma was published in Cottage Life Oct. 15. Native bees are an important piece of the pie. Why aren’t we protecting them?York University Professor Sheila Colla was quoted in the Narwhal Oct. 11. University researchers want […]
Professor Emerita Linda Peake received the 2023 Lifetime Achievement Honors award from the American Association of Geographers for her four decades of scholarly contributions to feminist and urban geographies