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This Week @ York for Week of June 30, 2026

Spotlight

  • Notice of Coyote Sightings at Keele Campus. Coyotes have been observed on York University’s Keele campus, particularly near Stong Pond. Community members are asked to use caution, remain aware of their surroundings and avoid approaching or feeding wildlife. Read more about guidelines and next steps.

FYI

  • Computing Account Lifecycle. If you will no longer be enrolled in courses at York, your student computing accounts will enter an expiry process. Be sure to download and back up any files that you may want to keep onto a personal device – stay ahead! 

     

    Toronto Made: The World in a City Illuminated. Congratulations are in order for York Digital Media students who will have their work projected downtown as part of a City of Toronto projection series taking place during FIFA celebrations. Toronto. Saturday, July 11, 9 to 11 p.m. Malting Silos. Registration not required.

Worth Repeating

  • Parking Garage Repairs. Maintenance work is taking place in the Bennett Centre for Student Services (BCSS) parking garage until Sunday, July 5. During this time, no vehicle access or parking will be permitted on level P3 and above. Any vehicles remaining on Level P3, P4, P5 and P6 will not be able to exit until the ramp reopens on Sunday evening. 

Pride Month

  • Celebrate Pride Month. The many contributions, accomplishments and activism of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community do not go unnoticed! As the month ends, you can continue learning about Pride at York, discover resources and get inspired throughout the year. 

     

    Existing Loudly: Mental Health in a Trans BodyWhat does it mean to feel safe and grounded in your gender identity? This episode of the Well-being and YU podcast explores trans and gender-diverse student wellness, self-acceptance, allyship and what it means to exist loudly. 

Indigenous History Month

  • National Indigenous History Month. Celebrate and honour Indigenous community members by learning from, connecting with, and embracing individuals alongside their cultures, languages and ways in which they have shaped Canada. Read stories, discover art and more – in June and beyond. 

     

    Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit leadership. During Indigenous History Month in June, it is important to recognize not only the historic contributions of Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit people, but also the powerful leadership they continue to show today.

Academics

  • Canadian Learning Initiative in China (CLIC)Apply to join an academic exchange between Canada and China for winter 2027. If successful, you may be eligible to receive approximately CAD $2,500 in funding while earning credits toward your degree and gaining international experience. Submit your application before Wednesday, July 15

     

    Go Global Information SessionsExplore how you can take part in internships and research abroad for three to four months. Learn how to apply, destinations and more while getting inspired by the possibilities. Virtual event. Thursday, July 16, 10 to 11 a.m. Registration required. 

Mature Student Support

  • OSAP Made Simple: From Eligibility to ApplicationReturning to school as a mature or part-time student? Let's talk about funding. Get insights into OSAP and engage in conversations about eligibility, how your funding is calculated, how to apply and the 2026 changes. Understand your OSAP now so you can focus on your studies, not the paperwork – no matter where you are in the application process. Virtual event. Wednesday, July 8, 11 a.m. Registration required. 
     
    Navigating Bursaries, Scholarships and Awards at York University. Many scholarships, bursaries and awards are available to mature students at York. Learn about the differences between each type of funding, where to find these awards, when to apply and specific eligibility requirements. Get insight on the Financial Aid, Awards & Scholarships system (FAAS), your key to finding funding and much more. Virtual event. Tuesday, July 14, noon. Registration required.

International Student Support

  • Immigration Workroom: Study Permit Extension + PGWP. Familiarize yourself with the documents you need to apply for a study permit or Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) while getting support from staff members. Keele Campus. Friday, July 3, 1:30 to 2:45 p.m. 242 York Lanes. Registration required.