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Experiential learning illuminates science of changing climate

Experiential learning illuminates science of changing climate

Students at York University are using the same climate models as scientists to explore how human behaviour could shape the planet’s future through an experiential learning approach developed by Joshua Thienpont, assistant professor in the Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change. Read the full story on Y-File: https://www.yorku.ca/yfile/2026/04/24/experiential-learning-illuminates-science-of-changing-climate/

York U among Canada’s Greenest Employers for 14th consecutive year

York U among Canada’s Greenest Employers for 14th consecutive year

York University has once again received national recognition for its long-standing commitment to environmental sustainability, marking more than a decade of inclusion among Canada’s leading environmentally focused institutions. Read the full story on YFile: https://www.yorku.ca/yfile/2026/04/22/york-u-among-canadas-greenest-employers-for-14th-consecutive-year/

Two EUC alumni named in York University’s 2026 Top 30 Alumni Under 30

Two EUC alumni named in York University’s 2026 Top 30 Alumni Under 30

Two of the Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change’s alumni have been recognized in York University’s 2026 Top 30 Alumni Under 30. Check out the positive change they are creating! Chinoye Sunny (MES ’21) Development Planner, City of Richmond Hill Chinoye Sunny is a city-builder committed to creating vibrant, inclusive communities through both her professional work

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