UofT reaches a deal to avert strike: What this means for York
While UofT successfully negotiates with union representatives, avoiding a strike with over 8,000 workers, York faces pressures amidst ongoing labour negotiations.
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From screen to society: The impact and unmet expectations of queer cinema
Exploring the evolution of queer cinema by unearthing diverse histories, challenging stereotypes, and advocating for radical change in mainstream cinema.
Are strikes the solution for improving students’ mental health?
The York Federation of Mental Health considers a strike as a symbol of support and solidarity for the mental health of students.
Facing abuse as a BIPOC, female nurse in the time of COVID-19
As the pandemic continues, a significant portion of BIPOC, female nurses are demonstrating an urgent need for support as they report higher incidences of abuse and discrimination in the workplace.
Lassonde’s research on AR and VR suggests potential applications in healthcare and education
York researcher’s contributions in finding practical uses for augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) bring to light how these technologies can be applied in expansive areas such as remote education and healthcare.
York’s Vax the Northwest clinic ramps up vaccination outreach
York’s latest mass vaccination event, ‘Vax the Northwest,’ highlights the immense progress in their vaccination outreach efforts as part of the initiative for easy vaccine access in Northwest Toronto.
York shows meaningful progress towards UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
As part of their commitments to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals initiative, York released a report detailing their progress towards bringing positive change on a local and global scale.
Protests successfully shoot down harmful lithium mine in Serbia
Environmental protests halt Rio Tinto’s lithium mine project in Jadar after concerns raised that excavation will cause irreversible ecological damage.
What will 2022 mean in Canada’s fight against climate change?
With the aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and implement climate-resilient measures,
Canada attempts to gain the upper-hand in its battle against climate change in 2022.
New advisory against non-essential travel reinforces uncertainty for international students’ education
The Omicron variant continues to complicate decisions surrounding airborne travel just as a new semester approaches, leaving international students with the uncertainty of possible learning barriers.