York International’s Virtual Spring Party, taking place on May 15 at both 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., will feature performances and dance lessons from York students and a grad.
Read moreLynda Tam, associate dean, students and winner of the 2015 Deborah Hobson York Citizenship Award, passed away on May 4 at the age of 67. Her family describes her as “a person who loved and lived wholeheartedly.”
Read moreBrett Thompson is a long-time York University web developer who, in his spare time, went from the couch to becoming a coach in the sport of CrossFit. Read more about Thompson’s adventures in squats, weightlifting and encouraging others to pick themselves up and keep moving forward.
Read moreA mind-blowing project from AMPD immerses human participants in virtual reality (VR) environments where they interact with computers in order to, collectively, build the experience.
Read moreYork University Assistant Professor Ingrid Veninger has founded an international film collaboration project while in isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic. During the month of April, 10 female filmmakers living around the world will each make a 10-minute film. The goal is to make one film, greater than the sum of its parts.
Read moreFollowing the cancellation of University events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students in the joint York University/Sheridan College Program in Design put their skills to the test in order to bring the experience of their yearly graduation showcase online. The YSDN 2020 showcase features work from several areas of design including print, web, branding, user experience and motion design.
Read moreA professor in York University’s School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design spearheaded an effort to donate more than 600 masks and other medical supplies including gloves and face shields for distribution across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
Read moreThree recent projects, part of the ground-breaking venture ‘Archive/Counter-Archive,’ illustrate the progress to date of this high-profile SSHRC-funded venture that looks at moving images and is designed to disrupt conventional narratives. In doing so, they reinforce the value of this work.
Read moreConsistent with its name, the new series ProFile will feature faculty and staff at York University. Included in this short Q-and-A style profile are details about working life at York, followed by a few fun and quirky questions.
Read moreConsistent with its name, the new series ProFile will feature faculty and staff at York University. Included in this short Q-and-A style profile are details about working life at York, followed by a few fun and quirky questions.
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