Teenager struck by truck on Sentinel Road
Tragedy struck the York and Jane and Finch community this past week.
Breaking down Syria
Last week president Obama concluded with “high confidence” that the government of Bashar Al Assad in Syria was responsible for the use of chemical weapons, killing more than 1,400 people.
Our stress levels are too damn high
Nearly 38 per cent of students said that at times, they felt too depressed to function, 56 per cent said that they felt overwhelming anxiety during school, and almost 10 per cent said that they had seriously considered suicide.
Defederation a possibility for unions and CFS
Student unions from 15 schools affiliated with the Canadian Federation of Students have announced their intentions to defederate from the CFS, which currently represents 500,000 students in Canada.
Colleges across campus get stoked for frosh
Frosh hits York next week with a slew of festivities hitting campus.
Film professor remains detained in Egypt
Amidst international cries for their release, York film professor John Greyson and London, Ontario doctor Tarek Loubani are still being held in an Egyptian prison.
University meets with SAIA in attempt to resolve issues
In June, members of the Board of Governors closed their meeting to SAIA midway
for violating protocol