A vision for substantive justice
The International Decade for People of African Descent in conversation with Anthony Morgan: What this policy is and why it’s important.
Racialized communities in Toronto disproportionately affected by COVID-19
Many visible minority neighbourhoods in Toronto have close to a 10 per cent case positivity rate.
No resolutions brought to table at YFS Annual General Meeting
The meeting took place online, and mainly served as a recap of a year altered drastically by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The quiet revolution: The rise of African-Canadian women entrepreneurship
The hidden history of African-Canadian women entrepreneurship must shine for the world to see and give recognition to a pioneer who established an example of how Black women should handle business.
Students call for freeze on OSAP payments as pandemic rages on
MPP Chris Glover held an online press conference with student representatives on January 22, during which they called for a freeze on provincial student debt during the pandemic.
York researchers investigate ways to improve cancer treatment
York researchers collaborate with the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre to identify chemoresistance predictors for patients with ovarian cancer.
York students win prizes for multi-media collaborative projects with South Korean university
Students from York University and Chung-Ang University reflected on their nation’s social policies through their collaborative presentations.
Students face tougher employment prospects as Canadian economy shrinks
New COVID-19 restrictions contributed to the loss of 63,000 jobs in December, and as spring and summer approach, students worry about potential job prospects.