COVID-19 Information for Students
As we begin to come back to campus, there are a number of ways you can protect yourself while doing your part in keeping the York University community safe. Stay up to date with the latest info and updates on health and safety measures, policies and mandates, and upcoming vaccine clinics at York.
Quick Links for Students
Vaccination Events at York
Find out more about available and upcoming vaccination clinics at York. These clinics are hosted in partnership with the Ministry of Health and other public health units to make access to vaccines easy and convenient for our community members.
Latest Updates
York will transition to a broader approach to public health management
York University is transitioning from the current acute response to COVID-19 to one that takes a broader approach to community health management.
Reminder: Using AI tools for your assignments may be considered academic misconduct
Using AI tools on assignments and academic work – whether it’s for part of the work or its entirety – could be considered as plagiarism or cheating under York University’s Senate Policy on Academic Honesty.
Celebrating Black History Month at York
February is Black History month, an important time for us to celebrate the accomplishments, contributions and history of Black faculty, instructors, staff and students, and to acknowledge the positive impact that the Black community has had on York University and society as a whole.
Vaccine Information
- Get vaccine certificates and QR Codes
- Ask the experts: COVID-19 vaccine questions
- First Nations, Inuit & Métis perspectives and knowledge sharing on COVID-19 vaccines
- Tkaronto: Indigenous vaccine access
- Anishnawbe Health Toronto: COVID-19 vaccination drop-in clinic
- Métis Nation of Ontario: Your COVID-19 vaccine questions answered
Mental Health & Well-Being
We know that transitioning out of the pandemic could be challenging on several fronts. Resources are available to help you take care of your whole self.
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