After reading week: York reacts to the Israel-Hamas conflict
On Oct. 16, several on-campus events shed light on the conflict’s impact on students and communities at York.
Harshita is in her second year of Political Science at York. Apart from keeping up with politics, she loves reading! Her favourite are classics, but her favourite author is Haruki Murakami. She also likes taking care of plants and would like to collect at least a hundred by the time she's 40 years old. When she isn't studying, you can find her playing Minecraft.
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The York Federation of Students speaks out
Here’s a look at Excalibur’s one-on-one interview with Ashley D’Souza, President of the York Federation of Students.
The People’s Museum of North Korea: Presented by HanVoice
HanVoice presents The People’s Museum of North Korea, an exhibit centered around jangmadang (street/shadow markets) in North Korea.
Mayor Olivia Chow Proposes New Sales Tax for the City of Toronto
Mayor Chow’s municipal committee recently announced a potential sales tax for the city of Toronto to help the city conquer its $1.5 billion budget shortfall.
Explaining the Attack in University of Waterloo’s Gender Studies Class
Ending Pride Month on a somber note; a violent attack on a Gender Studies class in the University of Waterloo.
Joe Biden Saves Tree From Getting Cut Down on White House Grounds
President of the United States (POTUS) Joe Biden still cares about the environment.
Osgoode Hall Law School Established a New Bursary — Here Are the Specifics
Osgoode recently announced a $1.2 million bursary organized by alumni working at the law firm, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP.
Women’s Rights: A Reflection on 2022
Excalibur looks back on 2022 this International Women’s Day, in conversation with Dr. Sylvia Bawa.
York University Professor, Jennifer Steele, Explains her Research on Racial Biases in Children
A study by York University’s Professor Jennifer Steele expounds the presence of anti-black bias in children, as well as various gender and race-based associations they make.
Surgeries in For-Profit Clinics: Could There be Resulting Inequities?
Doug Ford’s plan to “fix” the backlogs suffered by Ontario’s hospitals will not benefit patients or healthcare workers.