Effective immediately, anyone entering an indoor space on any York University property, including all campuses, work sites and satellite offices, must wear a mask or face covering that covers their mouth, nose and chin completely.
Read moreYork International is seeking volunteer Quarantine Representatives (QRs) to work with international students who will be arriving now that travel restrictions have been eased, as well as for students coming to campus for the winter term.
Read moreSchulich Professor Charles Cho collaborated on new research that shows governments and corporations shifted more responsibility for COVID-19 risk mitigation onto the shoulders of consumers as the pandemic continued over time.
Read moreAs the world enters the second wave of this pandemic, what does Canada need to consider as it looks to emerge in a post-pandemic world? This central question is at the heart of “After the Pandemic – The State & Future of Canada,” a national conference taking place Oct. 23 and 24, organized by York University alumni Irvin Studin (BBA ’99, PhD ’11) and Sam Sasan Shoamanesh (BA ’99).
Read moreThe Scholars’ Hub @ Home speaker series features engaging lectures offered by some of York University’s best minds. This month kicks off with an event Oct. 7 on Indigenous nationhood during COVID-19.
Read moreIn a message to the University community, President and Vice-Chancellor Rhonda L. Lenton urges continued vigilance against the coronavirus. There have been a high number of cases reported in the University Heights neighbourhood that is adjacent to the Keele Campus.
Read moreSchulich School of Business Professor Murat Kristal has received a Minister’s Award of Excellence from the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities. He was recognized for developing an analytics dashboard to provide daily insights into the spread of COVID-19 in countries around the world.
Read moreA new webinar series titled Moving Forward aims to create new opportunities for engagement within the LA&PS community. This virtual series of lunchtime talks kicks off Sept. 24.
Read moreDo you remember the beginning of the pandemic, when you couldn’t find toilet paper or Lysol wipes anywhere? Research co-authored by Schulich Professor M. Johnny Rungtusanatham finds that shortages within supply chains are not only due to increased demand, but also to companies not stockpiling products.
Read moreMaster of Disaster and Emergency Management graduates Alisha Khan and Magda Sulzycki have founded 1033, an organization that offers pro bono assistance to independent small businesses that are seeking ways to cope with the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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