Jeanette is in her third year double majoring in Film and English at York University with a keen interest in science and technology. She loves to write and aspires to be a showrunner or major writer for a TV series or documentary filmmaker. When Jeanette isn’t writing or studying, she is watching documentaries on anything related to politics, the health industry, or true crime.
As ‘non- standard’ employment rises, Ontario becomes the first province in Canada to explore health and wellness benefits tied to employees instead of employers.
Dr Sherry Grace of York and Dr Karam Turk-Adawi of Qatar University have teamed up with the International Council of Cardiovascular and Prevention and Rehabilitation to create the first global cardiovascular rehabilitation registry.
As we come closer to exploring farther reaches of space, one question that still eludes us is the evidence or the viability of extraterrestrial life.
As conservation and environmental issues persist, researchers highlight the importance of all species of bee and how systematics and taxonomy can help save them.
Professor Elizabeth Clare and her team have devised a method to successfully pull eDNA from the air within controlled environments.
As studies show the links between alcohol consumption and cancer, advocates and medical professionals push for warning labels on products.
York announces its revised plan for a January 31 return to campus, but as variant cases rise, tests deplete, and a third vaccination is required, students give opinions on resuming in-person classes.
Talk to your friendly neighbourhood mature student. You’ll be glad you did!
As recent studies show a persistent gender gap within undergraduate STEM programs in Canada, students offer insights as to how York can better support their women in STEM.
As recent studies show an increase in international student suicide, York students give insights as to how to better support our peers.
