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UNHack brings together students to tackle pressing sustainability challenges

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Lassonde’s Bergeron Entrepreneurs in Science and Technology Program welcomed more than 450 students at UNHack 2022, a three-day immersive learning experience aimed at addressing sustainability challenges related to the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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York’s first Provostial Fellows lead on sustainability

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In 2021, the inaugural cohort of Provostial Fellows began a series of year-long projects that would take meaningful action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. They update the progress of their projects.

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York U in the news: sustainability, spending patterns and undergraduate awards

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Sheguiandah welcomes university students on first field course since start of pandemicProfessor Dawn Bazely was quoted in the Toronto Star May 25. Punishment vs. deportation: What we can learn from the case of the truck driver in the Humbolt Broncos bus crashYork University PhD candidate Jessica Templem contributed to Yahoo! News Canada May 25. What […]

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York U in the news: Ontario election, ancestral knowledge and sustainability

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Ontario election: Doug Ford’s poor record on the environment and climate changeProfessor Mark Winfield contributed to The Conversation May 3. Weaving is helping strengthen ancestral knowledge among women and children in Ingapirca, EcuadorAssistant Professor Cristina Delgado Vintimilla contributed to The Conversation May 3. Here’s who’s running in the provincial election in the Hamilton areaProfessor Shubha […]

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York University sustainability champion Mark Terry pens one-act play that will be staged on Zoom, April 23

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Mark Terry, course director in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change and research associate with the Dahdeleh Institute for Global Health Research, has partnered with Whitby’s Beech Street Theatre Company to present a play on climate change. Titled, ‘The Four Seasons,’ it will premiere on Friday, April 23 at 7:30 p.m., for one night only, on Zoom.

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