Marnoch leaves York commmunications
For the past four-and-a-half years, Keith Marnoch of York University’s media department has been a staple in university relations. On the eve of his departure from York, Marnoch reflects on his time
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Controversial anti-Iran film to be shown Thursday
Students in uproar over alleged anti-Iranian content in ‘Iranium’ to be shown on campus
Do you think the Canadian government should be able to turn off the internet?
The Egyptian government shut down the country’s internet to dissuade communication between rioters there. If they could, do you think the Canadian government should be able to turn off the internet?
This isn’t 1982 anymore
York Bookstore director Steven Glassman speaks out about textbook prices from when he was an undergrad at York, why the prices have risen exponentially over time and what you can expect from the bookstore in the future
Book to the future
Text rental systems grow faster than ever
York subway still on its rails
What’s the longest you’ve waited for a TTC subway train?
ZeroWaste taking more e-junk
Recycling on campus improves despite some apathy
This history is not ours to make
We can watch. We can hope.
We can support.
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Egypt trembles
Egypt is a nation as old as civilization itself, but never before has it trembled beneath the mighty cries of its people.