Social media and mental health
Bell Let’s Talk Day is here, so let’s take a moment to talk about what is often a big culprit in our negative mental health experiences: social media.
Tag: Students
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.
When professors care, so do students
Students tend to perform better when professors care about their education, so why don’t more professors actually give a damn?
The mask: A personal memoir
Karpati explores his own story of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Work permit extension bodes well for former international students
A new policy has been enacted to help extend work permits for former international students and is an extension of the postgraduate work permit (PGWP) initiative.
Canada’s youth cannot be the generation left behind
COVID-19 is impacting students’ career prospects and mental health – perhaps more than their physical health.
The long haul: York settles in for full semester online
Officials at York reflect on the university’s performance and room for improvement.
Collective bargaining between York and CUPE 3903 continues into the new year
Negotiations have been ongoing since fall to extend collective agreements with all CUPE 3903 units and the first bargaining meeting of the year will take place on January 22.
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