York University

York University offers a car-sharing system as an alternative to driving on campus. For first-year students, parking spaces are available on campus near the residence halls, halls, and on the North Campus. They are reachable every day of the year.Rates include coverage for gas and insurance. Using the electronic ride-sharing board, students can make connections with those traveling in the same direction or just in the same general direction. The criteria supplied by the individuals providing and requesting transportation are utilized to match rides.

York University operates a network of scheduled shuttle lines and on-demand services for the benefit of the campus community. Shuttles are available for students to use to get to Downtown, the Mall, several residential complexes, and parking lots.

York University maintains a noticeable presence on all of its campuses and provides a thorough public safety program.

• Students have access to a wide range of information and services through its website and four physical libraries. For thousands of various electronic resources, including online journals, subscriptions are constantly available.
• Library for health sciences. All students, professors, and staff have access to the campus's Health Sciences Library, which is housed in the Academic Center.
• In the university's bookstore, you can purchase books, school supplies, and even Pros attire. In addition to providing police services, the emphasis is on proactive patrols and crime prevention initiatives. Students are empowered to make healthy decisions and improve overall wellbeing through our Healthy Campus Initiatives and student health services.
• Since York University is an equal access institution, it welcomes all qualified candidates. When a student with a disability is accepted, the university seeks to create accommodations for needs that are deemed acceptable and don't compromise the integrity of the curriculum.
• There are numerous branches of the York University library. Materials in the humanities, social sciences, fine arts, & environmental studies are available at the Scott Library. The Peter F. Bronfman Business Library serves as the business library.
• Study abroad initiatives- Through overseas student exchange programs, and the "Discover India" program run by York University, the university also gives students the chance to earn credits toward their degree while studying abroad. More than 120 institutions in 40 countries have exchange agreements with the university for students.
• The Center for Learning, Access, & Student Success offers guidance and education in study skills. Students can improve their capacity for critical reading, outstanding note-taking, time management, motivation, reading speed, and exam preparation.
• Assistance options include tutoring in groups and one-on-one settings as well as counseling. Students with a range of learning challenges and other identified disabilities can get academic support, advocacy services, and training from the Center for Learning, Access, and Student Success.

York university is dispersed throughout the three university campuses in Ontario—Keele, Glendon, and Markham—that make up the province. The institute's main location, Keele Campus, is situated in Toronto's northern region.

York University’s community is thriving, with students actively pursuing fulfillment via involvement in a variety of programs. It promotes leadership development, healthy living decisions, multicultural competency, civic duty, and personal and professional progress.

• There are more than 350 student clubs at York University. Student levies fund several larger student organizations. These organizations include regional OPIRG chapters and Regenesis, a campus environmental group that operates farmers' markets on the Keele and Glendon campuses as well as a free store, and a community bike center.
• The University of York's Village- Many upper-year and graduate students now prefer to live in The Village at York University's off-campus student housing area. The area has drawn a lot of attention, especially for massive parties sponsored by students, such as the yearly Battle of the Village kegger held in March.
• The York Lions are the university's U Sports team. The Yeomen Warders, often known as Beefeaters, were the watchmen of the fortress and palace at the Tower of London and served as the inspiration for the name of York's athletic teams. To encourage women to join in athletics, the name "Yeowomen" was later used. However, there was widespread opposition to this naming convention because many students liked to point out that a "Yeowoman" was made up, neither a legitimate term nor having any historical significance. 
• The university changed its name to "Lions" as part of a bigger rebranding initiative after performing a thorough internal investigation. A new logo, now a white and red lion, was also created to match the university's new visual identity.
• York University offers 10 daily pick-up sports activities, 12 sports clubs, 35 intramural sports leagues, 29 interuniversity sports teams, and special events.
• There are many athletic facilities at York University, some of which are used for significant competitions. The new Aviva Center, four gymnasiums, five sports fields, four softball fields, nine outdoor tennis courts, five squash courts, three dance/aerobic studios, and six ice arenas are among them (home of the Rogers Tennis Cup).
• The OUA and CIS men's soccer championships, along with the men's track and field and women's tennis provincial championships were all won by the York Lions.
• An involved community is encouraged by the Office of Service Learning, Volunteerism & Community Engagement. It collaborates with educators and neighborhood partners to offer a variety of activities.
• The other three committees are the Student Organizations Council, Diversity & Inclusion, Judiciary, Public Relations, Campus Life, and Academic (SOC). Together with senators, the executive committee and cabinet work to approve laws and boost student advocacy.

York University provides a variety of on-campus housing choices for York University students. 

 The college provides apartments & residence halls as forms of student housing. There are a variety of on-campus housing options available, each with a unique layout and design. These choices range from common dorm rooms with communal facilities to suites and apartments with private or restricted access kitchens and bathrooms.

The York University on-campus accommodation fee is nearly USD 10000 (INR 79,00,000)/ year.