Open Your Mind is a series of articles offering insight into the different ways York University professors, researchers and graduate students champion fresh ways of thinking in their research and teaching practice. Today, the spotlight is on Timothy Moore, professor of psychology and chair of the Psychology Department at York University’s Glendon College.
Read moreAn international team of researchers and clinicians led by York University Professor Michael Riddell has published a set of guidelines to help people with type 1 diabetes exercise safely to avoid fluctuations in blood sugar. The guidelines offer glucose targets for safe and effective exercising as well as nutritional and insulin dose adjustments to prevent exercise-related fluctuations in blood sugar.
Read moreA series of events will take place on Jan. 25 to encourage members of the York community to increase engagement and awareness around mental health and wellness. The events are part of York University’s Let’s Talk day.
Read moreThe Department of Community Safety is inviting students, staff and faculty members to participate in upcoming Open Forums to share ideas for improving both the social and physical aspects of safety on York University campuses. Forums are scheduled on Jan. 27, and Feb. 6 and 13. All are welcome.
Read moreThe grant recipients are Professors Margaret Beare, Osgoode Hall Law School, Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Professors Eva Karpinski, Marcello Musto and Andrea O’Reilly, and Noel Sturgeon, dean, Faculty of Environmental Studies.
Read moreOsgoode Hall Law School will host an important two-day event that will explore local, regional and national economic development issues in Canada and how to remove barriers to inclusion.
Read more“The Spotlight on Postdoctoral Fellows Performance Studies (Canada) Speaker Series” event will feature presentations from Postdoctoral Fellows Alana Gerecke, Sasha Kovacs and Shelley Liebembuk.
Read moreYork University astronomy students and faculty will broadcast the YorkUniverse radio program live for the 300th time on Astronomy.FM as they point a 40-cm telescope at celestial targets and transmit images live to the Internet. The episode will air Monday, Jan. 23.
Read moreThe world premiere of a new adaptation of Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” and Anton Chekhov’s “Three Sisters” will run in repertory Jan. 25 to 28, in the Foster Studio, 207 Accolade East, Keele campus.
Read moreThe family history business is booming. English Professor Julia Creet explores the bigger picture behind the ancestry industry in her new documentary, “Data Mining the Deceased: Ancestry and the Business of Family.” The documentary airs on TVO on Feb. 1 at 9pm.
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