“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.
The Effects of Sports Supplements on Athletes
Outlining the benefits, possible health risks, and alternatives associated with dietary supplements.
Students don’t feel adequately supported by mental health services at York
With the fall term drawing to a close, students are experiencing one of the most stressful periods of the year, between exams and holidays. Do you know how to access help if you need it?
Soothe sickness with these at-home healers
As winter approaches, find comfort and feel-good benefits in these recipes.
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.
Divine curiosities: Can being curious about religion increase likeability?
York study suggests that curiosity positively impacts how others perceive you.
Epilepsy Toronto receives $116,500 OTF grant
The money will be used to hire an additional counsellor to work directly with up to 70 new clients with epilepsy, as well as provide recreational opportunities.