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York University Continues Strong EnrollmentYork University's fall enrollment reflects the third highest student count in school history with 600 students registered and taking classes. This year's student body count is approximately 100 more than the enrollment of four years ago.
The university's residential, undergraduate student count in the low 400s is fairly flat from previous years, but the number of incoming new students is up by 10 percent, portending growth for future years. The overall shift in student count is due in part to fewer graduate-level students with a record number of degrees awarded in the preceding semester, 220, by far a record for its history with the previous high at 136. |
McNeese To Receive Nebraska Book AwardDr. Tim McNeese, longtime professor of history at York University, has been selected as a recipient of the 2022 Nebraska Book Award in Nonfiction Biography Honor for his recently published book, Time in the Wilderness: The Formative Years of John “Blackjack” Pershing in the American West. The Nebraska Center for the Book announced the winners of its annual awards earlier this week.
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A Living Legacy
YU mourns the passing of long time faculty member
The news from York on this Tuesday, September 20, was more somber, as the York University community mourned the death of Gail Miller, a beloved fixture on campus for nearly 40 years. The loss is deeply felt, as Miller was much more than an associate professor of biology--she was a mentor and friend, a colleague and confidante, and a steadfast example of Christian love and service. |
