Iranians (and non-Iranians) on ‘Iranium'
Two views on last week’s screening of the controversial film
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How many genes is that? Daphnia pulex – also known as a water flea, a type of zooplankton – is the first crustacean to have its genome mapped, and the results are startling.
Top of the world
York captain Courtney Unruh talks about her experience playing for the Winter Universiade games
Mapping the Middle East
Figuring out where York fits in
Blurring the lines between art and revolution
New AGYU exhibitions navigate the links between art, history and political activism
Rapunzel, Rapunzel! Lose your two-inch waist!
If you’re looking to escape reality for an hour and forty minutes, I recommend you watch ‘Tangled.’
Egyptian protests at York University
egyptian protests ? Close to 40 students braved the biting cold, raising chants for democracy in Egypt and calling for President Hosni Mubarak to step down from his 30-year regime immediately. The rally, prepared by the Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA), took over a week to organize. The members of MESA and their supporters followed the lead of vice-president Mohamad Hneinou, who led the group from York Lanes to Vari Hall to the
Accolade East Building.
YFS fights proposed TTC service cuts
Toronto mayor Rob Ford is proposing policy changes that will cut selected routes in Toronto.
York admin responds to concerned Founders students
Student outrage over residence closure stronger than ever