York University Named Best University for Commuters. York earned the North American recognition, demonstrating commitment to employees, faculty and students' well-being, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and creating positive impacts for everyone in our community. Way to go, York! 

NSSE is here! The National Survey of Student Engagement helps improve student services activities, and you can get access to giveaways and prizes just for completing the survey – open to most first- and fourth-year students. Use the tool on the NSSE website to find out if you’re eligible to participate. Tuesday, March 3 to Friday, April 3. 

Well-being Services. Whether you need support now or in the future, York is here for you. Don’t go through your feelings alone – take advantage of the services available to you. There’s no shame in asking for help!

Course Drop Deadline. The last day to drop a course without receiving a grade is Monday, March 9. 

Sweet Treats with SAVY. Meet SAVY and engage with the bot by asking questions. You’ll get a treat for your time – now that’s a sweet deal! Keele Campus. Wednesday, March 4, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Vari Hall Kiosk. Registration not required. 

Call For Nominations for Full-time Undergraduate Student Nominees to the York University Board of Governors. Submit a nomination for a two-year term on the Board of Governors. Candidates must be full-time undergraduate students with strong leadership skills, commitment to York and more. Nominations close Friday, March 6, 9 a.m. 

Career Networking Over Coffee. Connect with industry partners and professionals during this event, and leave with new connections, ideas for future opportunities and a free LinkedIn headshot! Keele Campus. Thursday, March 12, 1 to 4 p.m. Founders Assembly Hall. Registration required. 

Robert Everett Exceptional Leadership in Student Governance Award Nominations. If you know a student who has contributed to the governance of York, through involvement, leadership and inclusivity, nominate them for an award that recognizes and celebrates their impact. Nomination package deadline Wednesday, March 18.  

Well-being week is finally here! Explore all the dimensions of well-being by attending activities and events designed to help you prioritize wellness. Check the Well-being web page for the full schedule. Events will be held in-person and online until Friday, March 6. Various times available. 

Inclusion Week 2026. Engage in fireside conversations, interactive workshops, small-group sessions and creative activities focused on building practical skills and new ways of working together. Deepen your understanding of inclusion, connect with peers and help foster a stronger culture of belonging. Events will be held in-person and online until Friday, March 6. Various times available. 

March is SDG Month in Canada! In March, York will join institutions across the country in deepening awareness and inspiring action on the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals. Do your part by joining interactive events and workshops to help demonstrate York’s leadership in sustainability and our dedication to driving meaningful change.

Go Global Information Session. Discover upcoming global learning opportunities, including destinations, costs and applications. Virtual event. Wednesday, March 4, 10 to 11 a.m. Registration required.  

Anthropology Annual General Lecture 2026 – Amphibious City: Stormwater Drains and the Making of Gray Futures. Join an insightful lecture to explore how urban development has intensified climate risk and why planners continue to resist rethinking their approaches to respond to the catastrophic effects of climate change. Keele Campus. Thursday, March 5, 4 to 6 p.m. Nat Taylor Cinema. Registration required. 

Academic Exchange Opportunity in Winter 2027. Exchange opportunities for the next winter term are just around the corner! Explore your options and submit an application online by Monday, June 1. Questions? Contact goglobal@yorku.ca.

Black Wellness in Focus: Conversations on Mental Health & Healing with Black Excellence at York University (BE YU) and Black Students in Psychology (BSIP). This special gathering will center Black lived experiences in conversations around mental health, healing and resilience. Keele Campus. Thursday, March 5, 5:30 to 7 p.m. 140 Health, Nursing & Environmental Studies Lounge. Registration required. 

Job Search and Networking for Mature Students. Want to be more effective in getting the job you want? Find out how to uncover and create career opportunities by learning how employers fill job openings. Keele Campus. Tuesday, March 10, 2 to 3 p.m. 1014 Victor Phillip Dahdaleh Building. Registration required. 

Virtual UHIP Drop-in Session. Get useful information about the University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP), feel prepared before, during and after medical appointments. Virtual event. Thursday, March 5, 1 to 3 p.m. Registration required.

Immigration Workroom: Study Permit Extension + PGWP. Gather the documents needed for your study permit extension or Post-graduate Work Permit (PGWP) and learn how to successfully submit an application. Keele Campus. Friday, March 6, 1:30 to 2:45 p.m. 242 York Lanes. Registration required. 

Work, study, social life: My juggling act as a Work/Study student. Balancing work, school and social life can feel chaotic, but intentional planning and small joyful habits can help you find a balance you thrive in.

 
 
How Black students at York celebrate Black History Month. For many Black students at York, Black History Month is a personal and communal experience shaped by identity, culture and connection. 

Chatting with SAVY is easy! Here are some quick tips. Strike up a conversation with SAVY! Leverage tips, tricks and best practices to make the most of your experience. 

The Her in Hero: A Women’s Empowerment Month Special. In honour of Women’s Empowerment Month and International Women’s Day, host Susu B. is joined by the President and Vice President of the Women Empowerment Club, Prajakta Lal and Diya Verma, to unpack the many dimensions of womanhood, well-being and identity. Diving into what empowerment means for women and confronting the pressures women often face, this episode of Well-being and YU explores the emotional and systemic barriers women navigate daily. 

Teaching Kitchen - Korean Kimbap. Come for the cooking, stay for the conversations and leave with a warm heart and a belly full of handmade Kimbap. Whether you’re new to the kitchen or a seasoned pro, this event is for everyone! Keele Campus. Thursday, March 5, 2 to 3 p.m. 155 South Ross Building. Registration required.