The new specialization in Regulatory Affairs for Financial Institutions is one of the first of its kind in the world and was designed by Schulich in partnership with the Toronto Centre, the world’s leading organization providing practical leadership training to financial sector regulators and supervisors.
Read moreOver the past two years, a new program at York University has been working to reduce the waste generated during residence move-out by encouraging students to swap unwanted items or donate them to charity.
Read moreDarlene Morrison, an admissions assessor in the Office of Admissions, Division of Students, passed away Tuesday, June 25 surrounded by her family at St. Joseph’s Health Centre in Toronto. Visitation will be held at Rod Abrams Funeral Home in Tottenham Saturday, July 6, followed by a memorial service.
Read moreYork history Professor William C. Wicken is a 2013 Clio Prize winner and the winner of this year’s Sir John A. Macdonald Prize for the best scholarly book in Canadian history, for his book, The Colonization of Mi’kmaw Memory and History, 1794-1928: The King v. Gabriel Sylliboy.
Read moreThis year’s IPEE Summer School on Radical Food and Hunger Politics in the City was led by Nik Heynen, a radical geographer based at University of Georgia in Athens who is well known for his work in urban political ecology, social movements, and food and hunger politics.
Read moreThe spirit of pride was all around Vari Hall Tuesday as a celebration of Pride Week got underway with the raising of the rainbow flag on York University’s Keele campus. The Glendon campus Flag Raising Ceremony took place the previous day.
Read moreAuthor Pat Capponi and the Human Rights Commission Chief Commissioner Barbara Hall were the keynote speakers at the event, which took place this spring at York’s Keele campus.
Read moreOn June 14, more than 200 graduates from three local high schools participated in the Walk with Excellence parade celebrating academic success, thirst for learning and inclusive access to postsecondary education.
Read moreThe newly formed York University Advisory Committee on Responsible Investing is seeking three faculty members and one member of the administrative staff to serve as representatives. The term of membership is two years with the possibility for re-appointment.
Read moreFollowing on a host of successful workshops in May, the Fine Arts Summer Intensive, a dynamic community outreach and continuing education initiative of York University’s Faculty of Fine Arts, is launching a new set of programs for July. From life drawing to street dance, there is something for everyone.
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