LA&PS student council selects Ian Greene Award recipients
Professor Natalie Neill and teaching assistant Hiba Ibrahim chosen as recipients of the student-led award.
Hale is a third year student in Public Administration with a Minor in Psychology. He loves politics and sits on a few boards and committees at York, including the Student Centre Board of Directors, the Student Council for LA&PS, and the university’s academic senate. As health editor, he wants to see how medical and scientific research can inform political and organizational decisions, and believes that well-communicated science can improve outcomes for everyone. Outside of work, he enjoys cooking, traveling, hiking, camping, photography, and watching 90’s sitcoms.
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York Research Chairs share how the program helps their work
York names Research Chairs to support faculty members’ research activity. Excalibur spoke to new and existing chairholders to hear how it helps in their work.
Darlington nuclear plant makes life-saving isotope
A medical isotope, called yttrium-90, used to treat cancer will soon be produced at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station,
New neonatal ICU to open at downtown hospital
St. Michael’s Hospital will open a new 12,000 square foot neonatal intensive care unit with funding from the provincial government.
Ian Greene Award recognizes the best student-nominated LA&PS instructors
SCOLAPS hosts the award that recognizes one professor and one teaching assistant each year.
York gym’s new exercise machines generate electricity
42 new exercise machines at the Tait McKenzie Centre generate electricity, which is put back into the university’s energy grid.
“Long transition”: Toronto family doctor discusses Ontario Health Teams
Ontario Health Teams are regional health authorities that replaced Local Health Integration Networks. Since then, they have drawn lots of talk from health policy watchers. UofT professor and St. Michael’s physician Dr. Danyaal Raza offers his perspective.
“What’s Your Love Language?” Apparently, That’s the Wrong Question
A new review paper by York University psychology professor Amy Muise debunks the popular theory of love languages and posits a new metaphor.
York to use wastewater to heat Glendon
The Wastewater Energy Transfer system will capture heat from underground pipes containing wastewater from showers and dishwashers.
York signs collab agreements with two health facilities in Simcoe County
The university signed memorandums of understanding, which facilitate organizations’ partnerships, with Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre in Barrie and Waypoint Centre for Mental Health in Penetanguishene.