Twelve students from across the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies were recognized as winners of the annual prize during an event on Nov. 27. The students were honored for their outstanding work by Associate Dean (Students) Peter Avery during a recognition ceremony.
Read moreA three-day national colloquium on Canada’s Indigenous language policies was held at Glendon Campus Dec. 6 to 8. The colloquium was convened to discuss the state of Indigenous language policy and address challenges with the new federal legislation contained in Bill C-91.
Read moreNoli Swatman, former director of the Office of Research Administration, died on Nov. 26 in her 79th year after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease.
Read moreGlendon students from the Master’s in Public and International Affairs program participated in two discussions led by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) in New York City this fall.
Read moreStudents interested in pursuing graduate studies focused on business analytics and artificial intelligence are invited to attend the Master of Business Analytics and Master of Management in Artificial Intelligence Showcase at Schulich, Dec. 11.
Read moreJustice Beverley McLachlin, the longest serving chief justice in the history of the Supreme Court of Canada, delivered this year’s McLaughlin College Annual Public Policy Lecture. The topic for her lecture was “The Role of the Constitutional Court in a Modern Democracy.”
Read moreA bright light in Canadian cinema and screenwriting has gone out with the death of York University film production, screenwriting and cinema studies Professor Amnon Buchbinder. The prolific filmmaker and professor died on Nov. 30 at the age of 61.
Read moreTo commemorate International Human Rights Day, McLaughlin College will present a panel of speakers as part of its Lunch Talk Series on Dec. 10 from 12 to 2 p.m. All are welcome.
Read moreThe synopsis of the 661st meeting of the Senate of York University, held on Nov. 28, is now available.
Read moreA talk by York University Canadian Studies Professor Colin Coates on Nov. 21 on the theme of agriculture and rural life as a framework in Canadian environmental history provided an opportunity to highlight the launch of a new edited collection on the topic.
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