New course focuses on diverse needs of mature students
A new 10-week program developed with support from the Academic Innovation Fund is addressing the unique needs of mature students.
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Swim to Survive is saving lives
The Swim to Survive program is teaching new Canadians how to survive should they fall into deep water. The eight-week session in drown proofing is offered free to families in the Black Creek and Jane/Finch communities through support from the Academic Innovation Fund.
Read moreCross-functional team creates virtual orientation for students with disabilities
A virtual resource comprised of videos and instructional clips is being created to help students with disabilities learn about the many support services that are available for them at York University.
Read moreYork University responds to story published in the Toronto Star
An article published in the Friday, Jan. 25 edition of the Toronto Star failed to report two central issues in the University’s case against former York employee Michael Markicevic.
Read moreWatch your inbox for a special issue of YFile devoted to the Academic Innovation Fund
The issue features a collection of stories and videos that showcase the work being done by faculty, staff and students at York University to enhance teaching and learning and the student experience.
Read moreLearn more about fair trade this Wednesday
The fair features vendors selling fair trade coffee, chocolate and handcrafted items. The event is for all students, faculty and staff to learn more about York’s fair trade products and initiatives.
Read moreWeekend Wrap: Men's volleyball Lions upset Mustangs
The York University Lions men’s volleyball team earned a hard-fought victory over the Western University Mustangs on Saturday night, defeating them by a final score of 3-1 at the Tait McKenzie Centre.
Live-in For Literacy campers raise around $2,500
The annual Live-in For Literacy campaign saw several York students camping at the University to raise awareness and funds to build libraries and schools in developing countries.
Save the date for a Community Safety Council meeting on Jan. 30
The meeting provides an opportunity for York’s faculty, staff and students to learn more about the council’s work, mandate and membership.
Read moreCutting-edge research on display at Schulich Wednesday
Schulich will celebrate the research achievements and interests of its faculty and will present the inaugural Dean’s Research Impact Award Jan. 30 at the Seymour Schulich Building.