Students concerned about what CRB means for their finances
The transition from the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit to the Canadian Recovery Benefit and the ending of the student loan grace period leaves students with financial worries.
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Taking visual art at Zoom university
Students and teachers outline the advantages and disadvantages to online school for visual arts classes and programs.
The inconvenient truth about students’ mental health
As Mental Health Awareness Week winds down, we take a minute to reflect on the issues post-secondary students are facing and how we can tackle them.
New anti-racism workshop series begins at York
The Centre for Human Rights, Equity and Inclusion is hosting a series of anti-racism workshops throughout the fall semester.
Students fear TTC cuts and overcrowding amid pandemic
The provincial government faces rising criticism about their handling of transit funding.
Emergency benefits for students end as fall semester begins
As September concludes, so do the CERB and CESB programs.
A commuter school no more
Online classes have given students a break from their grueling commutes to campus.
York Lions women’s hockey team training amidst hiatus
Although all games have been cancelled until further notice, York Lions teams adapt to the new environment and continue on with their training.
In-person convocation cancelled, set to go virtual
In-person convocation was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the university has plans to move forward virtually.
Schulich offers course on COVID-19 leadership lessons
Schulich School of Business offers a leadership course on lessons learned from COVID-19.