York University is proceeding with a Summer 2020 term and plans to offer as many summer courses as possible through online/remote delivery formats. There will be a one-week delay to the start of the summer term. Unfortunately, it will not be possible for the spring ceremonies to go forward as planned. Alternatives are being explored and updates will be provided as soon as they are available.
Read moreThe researchers will look at how supply chain disruptions are affecting medical and pharmaceutical industries and how social media is spreading misinformation and hindering the capacity of public health officials to communicate scientific facts. They will also evaluate how intervention strategies can help decision-makers identify the type and intensity of control measures needed for containment.
Read moreYork University psychology professor Paul Ritvo discusses the benefits of mindfulness while practicing social distancing as he takes his popular group meditation sessions online amidst the COVID-19 response.
Read moreCOVID-19 continues to spread globally and the phrase “flatten the curve” has now entered our every-day language. Professor Ali Asgary from the Disaster & Emergency Management has developed a model to help families understand why social distancing is an important way to help people understand how the virus spreads within a family unit and how they can work to flatten the curve at home and within their communities.
Read moreMost of the staff in the Finance Department will be working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic. To reach a staff member, contact them through their York University email address.
Read moreWith the spread of the novel coronavirus moving across the nation amidst what has been declared a global pandemic, many may be wondering what it means for their financial health. YFile sheds some light on what faculty, staff and students should consider in their financial planning.
Read moreTwo 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.
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