Two York University educators are urging parents of elementary school children to find a balance between allowing their kids to enjoy quality time with their families and incorporating some learning into their daily lives.
Read moreMembers of the York community have plenty of ways to combat cabin fever thanks to a variety of non-academic online learning and professional development opportunities offered through LinkedIn Learning, Talent Acquisition and Development, and York University Libraries.
Read moreYork President and Vice-Chancellor Rhonda L. Lenton offers a video message expressing her gratitude to community members for their work to support students and colleagues as the University moves to Required Services during the COVID-19 crisis.
Read moreIn an important message to the York community, Samina Sami, executive director of Community Safety, clearly defines what Required Services means for the University and why the move to this status is necessary during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreTo ensure the health and safety of our campus communities and to prevent the risk and spread of COVID-19, York University is moving to offer only required services on its campuses. Effective by the end of day Thursday, March 19, buildings on the University’s campuses will close with limited access as needed for required services.
Read moreTo align with the Government of Canada community-based measures and in alignment with decisions made at other Ontario institutions to stop the community-based spread of the virus and stop large gatherings York University is cancelling all in-person exams during the formal winter exam period of April 7 to 25.
Read moreBeginning on March 16, York University will be suspending all face-to-face instruction and moving courses to online formats. The University is committed to completing the term and will deploy all of its resources to support faculty and students through this transition. As of midnight on March 13, the University has cancelled or postponed all non-essential events that are not required as part of an academic program. The Tait Mackenzie Centre and the Glendon Athletic Club will be closed until April 30. The Keele and Glendon campuses will remain open, and research activities will continue.
Read moreYork University is closely monitoring the COVID-19 (coronavirus) situation as it continues to escalate globally. The University’s top priority is supporting the York community through this rapidly evolving situation. There are no presumed or confirmed cases of COVID-19 on our campuses. All academic programming and other activities are proceeding as scheduled.
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