Indigenous-led land acknowledgements gifted to York community. Three new land acknowledgements, developed by our treaty partners, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, will guide York in recognizing and honouring the caretakers of the lands on which our campuses stand.
When you use your voice, great things happen! Past NSSE responses have led to better career support, enhanced academic advising and expanded health and well-being services. Fill out the survey and 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.
Develop core skills to help you handle big life changes. In the new Skill Development recovery college workshop, you will learn how to build simple (but effective!) strategies that empower you to take control of your life and confidently manage change. Facilitated for students by students, each session explores common struggles like managing exam-related anxiety, finding motivation and prioritizing self-care. You will also earn a $5 Tim Hortons gift card for each session you participate in. Wednesday, March 11. Registration required.
Volunteer at Spring Open House 2026! Sign up as an event volunteer and help welcome future students to campus during Spring Open House. Volunteers help with wayfinding, tours, greeting guests and sharing their student experience. You’ll meet new people, show your York pride and receive a York accessory plus a $50 honorarium. Keele Campus. Saturday, March 21, 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Registration required.
Well-being Services. York is here for you. Don’t bottle your emotions up – reach out to a service that can best support you. There’s no shame in asking for help!
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 celebrates their impact. Nomination package deadline Wednesday, March 18.
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. For questions, contact goglobal@yorku.ca.
Mentor Circles | Breaking into Finance & Banking Careers. Connect with industry experts to learn how to enter and thrive in finance and banking careers. Gain insights on technical skills, networking and trends shaping the sector, including AI, FinTech and ESG investing. Keele Campus. Thursday, March 12, 5:30 to 7 p.m. Alumni & Career Lounge, York Lanes. Registration required.
Mature/Transfer Student Café Hour. Experience a warm and inviting atmosphere where you can connect with other students and peer mentors. Spend time enjoying the company of your peers and leave with a new sense of connection. Keele Campus. Wednesday, March 18, 3 to 4 p.m. 111 Central Square. Registration not required.
Virtual UHIP Drop-in Session. Feel prepared before, during and after medical appointments by understanding how to leverage your University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP). Virtual event. Thursday, March 12, 1 to 3 p.m. Registration required.
Immigration Workroom: Study Permit Extension + PGWP. Prepare to submit your study permit extension or Post-graduate Work Permit (PGWP) by gathering the documents needed and asking questions. Keele Campus. Friday, March 13, 1:30 to 2:45 p.m. 242 York Lanes. Registration required.
A day in my life at Glendon: Busy, balanced and building my future. From classes to Work/Study shifts to time with friends, here's how Glendon student Kenzie spends her day.
The Her in Hero: A Women’s Empowerment Month Special. In honour of Women’s Empowerment Month and International Women’s Day, unpack the dimensions of womanhood, well-being and identity. This episode of Well-being and YU explores the emotional and systemic barriers women navigate daily.
Teaching Kitchen - Korean Kimbap. Get step-by-step guidance through crafting the perfect, delicious and nutritious Kimbap. Explore how food nourishes our bodies and enjoy tasting your handmade creation. Glendon Campus. Wednesday, March 11, 3 to 4 p.m. Glendon Dining Hall. Registration required.
Recognize the signs of gambling-related harm. Books Before Bets explores how gambling and sports betting affect students through interactive activities, case studies and open discussion. During this workshop, you’ll pick up practical strategies to support yourself and your friends. Come for the conversation, stay for the free giveaways! Presented in partnership with the Responsible Gambling Council. Keele Campus. Wednesday, March 18, noon to 1 p.m. N203 Ross Building. Registration required. Limited spots available.
