York joins other Canadian universities in pushing corporations to combat climate crisis
The University Network for Investor Engagement (UNIE) plans to engage North American corporations on the risks of greenhouse gases and climate change.
Sakeina is in her second year at York University studying public administration and creative writing. She is committed to learning and writing about critical issues and uplifting marginalized stories. Outside of Excalibur, you'll most likely find her reading a book or collecting funny cat videos.
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York and CUPE 3903: Bargaining update
With their last meeting on February 28, bargaining continues between York and CUPE 3903. Does a strike loom? According to CUPE 3903, it’s too early to tell.
Lassonde’s K2I Academy offers research experience to Black and Indigenous high school students
Starting this month, the students will participate in a 14-week paid research program.
York Observatory holds virtual party for Perseverance rover’s historic Mars landing
The event marks the successful landing of NASA’s fifth Mars rover.
The rise of the remake
Exploring the world of remakes, from live-action fairy tales to gritty thriller Powerpuff girls.
Team Schulich claims Queen’s Cup in first-ever online MBA Games
The MBA Games are Canada’s largest collegiate competition.
How the GameStop surge will affect the Canadian market
Canadian regulators have expressed a desire for heightened scrutiny on volatile stocks.
Major company delays complicate Ontario’s vaccine supply
Both of Canada’s principal suppliers have had issues with delivery.
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.
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.