What will 2022 mean in Canada’s fight against climate change?
With the aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and implement climate-resilient measures,
Canada attempts to gain the upper-hand in its battle against climate change in 2022.
Achieve your New Year’s goals and keep achieving them
With the New Year comes New Year’s resolutions and some tips for attaining and sustaining your goals!
York revises plans for campus return amidst Omicron surge
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.
Building a better community for women in STEM at York
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.
International students need increased mental health support now more than ever
As recent studies show an increase in international student suicide, York students give insights as to how to better support our peers.
The importance of land-based learning in decolonization
Place-making and land-based learning are essential processes in breaking down systems of colonization, especially within health and food structures.
Is artificial intelligence the answer to some of Canada’s mental health obstacles?
Applications of artificial intelligence in the mental health sector include wearable technology and chatbots, while questions of data protection remain primary concerns.
New study suggests snakes evolved from the survivors of dinosaur-killing asteroid
The event that wiped out most of the species living during the Cretaceous period appears to have given new life to the snake population