Glendon Faculty Council meeting — November 27
Nov. 27 at 1:30 p.m., York Hall A301. Open to current Glendon faculty, students, and staff. A vote on the proposal is very likely.
Glendon, where it all started and where it should stay.
Nov. 27 at 1:30 p.m., York Hall A301. Open to current Glendon faculty, students, and staff. A vote on the proposal is very likely.
Nov. 11, 4–6 p.m., York Hall A100 + Zoom. York’s Interim Provost, Vice-Provost Students, and the Glendon Principal will answer students’ questions about Glendon’s future.
Pro Tem, Glendon’s student newspaper, devotes its front page to the proposed move and the questions it leaves unanswered for students.
A Keele student’s feature in Excalibur on what Glendon really is — and what is at stake in the proposed move.
YUFA settles its grievances over York’s suspension of admissions — with a plan to reopen admissions to suspended programs.
uOttawa’s Faculty of Education moves its Toronto campus to Glendon — another institution choosing Glendon for French-language education.
CUPE 3903 rallies members to a bargaining session with York’s Interim Provost to discuss Glendon’s future.
The Toronto Star breaks the news of York’s proposal to move Glendon to Keele — framed as “the start of a conversation,” but one faculty fear is already decided.
YUFA’s report on York’s Glendon Land Use Study: preliminary plans to use Glendon lands for housing development.
York’s own paid advertising in the Toronto Star promoted Glendon as a campus “packed with opportunity” — months before the proposal to move it.
A second York-placed advertisement in the Star touts the university’s “multi-campus experience” — with Glendon as one of its three campuses.
The Local investigates York’s Markham investment, program closures, and fraying labour relations.
Pro Tem’s anonymous front-page essay on the February 2025 program cuts — and what they signal for liberal arts and language education at York.
YUFA members demand resignations over what they call a “risky and underfunded expansion” at York.
YUFA’s compilation of faculty statements, motions, and open letters opposing York’s suspension of admissions.
The Star reports York’s pause on admissions to 18 degree programs — mostly languages and humanities, many at Glendon.
Excalibur’s 2024 investigation: a near billion-dollar repair backlog at Keele and Glendon while York built its new Markham campus.
In 2021, Excalibur covered the pandemic-era renovations York completed — and proudly promoted — at Glendon.
From the archives: Glendon’s 50th anniversary and its reaffirmed commitment to French-language education.
From the archives: Ontario grants Glendon partial designation under the French Language Services Act.