Beyond the Month: What Does Black History Month Mean to Us? Meet with peers as you participate in conversation, connection and community in recognition of Black History Month. Partake in meaningful discussions highlighting Black experiences, leadership and excellence. Keele Campus. Wednesday, April 1, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. CIBC Lobby, Accolade East.
Registration required.
York University will be closed on Friday, April 3.
Winter classes end on Monday, April 6.
Winter Study Day is on Tuesday, April 7.
Winter examinations run from Wednesday, April 8 to Friday, April 24.
Apply to live on campus this fall. Residence applications are currently open. Upper-year students will be prioritized for Pond and Atkinson, our suite-style and hybrid residences (semi-private, no kitchen). Apply now to live steps away from classes, friends and campus life.
This is your last chance to complete NSSE! The National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) takes 15 minutes to complete, and you can get access to giveaways and prizes just for participating. Open to most first- and fourth-year students. Use the tool on the NSSE website to find out if you’re eligible. Available until Friday, April 3.
Your campus, your voice: CSRR Feedback Survey. Help shape our campus by sharing your feedback on the Code of Student Rights & Responsibilities. Student respondents are entered for a chance to win a $150 Meal Card!
Robert Everett Exceptional Leadership in Student Governance Award Nominations. If you know a student who has gotten involved, and displayed leadership and inclusivity at York – nominate them for an award that celebrates their impact. Nomination package deadline extended to Thursday, April 16.
Parking Rates Change. Permits, evening garage rates and EV charging fees will change on Wednesday, May 1. For details, visit the Parking Services webpage.
Complete 3 Credits and Build Your Network with C4. Connect with students from different Faculties this summer and work together on an interdisciplinary project that tackles real-world challenges. Expand your network, combine expertise, and gain valuable experience in C4 this June, over just three weeks.
Green Career Fair. If you're interested in meeting professionals, gaining career insights and discovering opportunities in the green economy, this event is perfect for you. Get inspired and start creating a sustainable future. Keele Campus. Wednesday, April 1, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 0010 Dahdaleh Building. Registration required.
Connecting with Canada’s Federal Public Service: Learn, Ask, Network Panel. Engage with federal public service leaders who will share insights on Canada’s public institutions evolution, and what this means for the next generation of talent. Keele Campus. Wednesday, April 1, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. 152 Founders College. Registration required.
Virtual Drop-in International Student Advising. Speak with immigration specialists who can help answer your immigration-related questions and point you in the right direction. Virtual event. Thursday, April 2, 9:30 to 11 a.m. Registration not required.
Beyond the Bottle: Understanding alcohol use disorder. Alcohol use disorder is more commonly known as alcoholism. Here are some signs to look out for and ways to develop healthy coping strategies.
Hidden gems at York: Spots to explore on campus. From quiet study spots to favourite food stops and peaceful places to reset, here’s a more personal look at everyday student life and how these small discoveries can make York feel more like home.
Mini-episode on food access. Food insecurity is a significant issue for students, so we went to key locations on campus to explore the food supports available at York U. Tune into the Well-being and YU podcast to hear our host Susu B. talk about food support on campus, how to access these resources and ease your anxiety around asking for help.
Stretch and Destress. Join a relaxing wellness session designed to help you unwind before the exam season. Reset, release tension and recharge your mind. Markham Campus. Wednesday, April 1, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. 1025 JD Wellness Studio. Registration required.
Resisting Privatization in Ontatio’s Public Universities. Ontario has moved further than any other Canadian province toward the privatization and corporatization of its public universities. Learn about how these trends threaten the vitality of non‑elite Arts and basic Sciences programs, as well as the broader community and regional responsibilities that universities have traditionally upheld. Keele Campus. Tuesday, April 7, 9 to 11 a.m. 802 South Ross. Registration required.
