Congratulations to Elise Stone on receiving the Al Eisenring Gerontology Award!

The election of Habib Chaudhury as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada recognizes decades of research exploring how neighbourhoods, housing and care environments can support dignity, independence ...

Simon Fraser University is celebrating seven extraordinary scholars for their induction into the Royal Society of Canada (RSC), Canada's highest academic honour.

This event brings together seniors, community members of all ages, practitioners, and researchers to better understand heat resilience.

Heightened awareness of having limited time left in life can spur people to become masters of their lime, or leave them feeling stuck or stifled with anxiety.

Led in part by SFU, COPE aims to help older adults better prepare for and respond to extreme heat. The project is part of SFU Climate Innovation, a critical research priority that supports a community...

Signed on July 13, 2026, at the Ismaili Centre Vancouver, the agreement marks an important milestone in a relationship built over decades. It builds on longstanding partnerships between SFU and instit...

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Read the latest edition of the SFU Gloria Gutman Gerontology Research Centre's bi-annual newsletter.

Retirement can shift a relationship’s dynamics in ways you may not anticipate. Here's how experts suggest overcoming these hurdles.

Coercive control is widely discussed in the intimate partner violence literature, but has been underexamined by those concerned about elder abuse.

Older Canadians are vital and valued members of communities across the country. As Canada’s population ages, ensuring that seniors can live with dignity, safety, and comfort remains a key priority. T...

Join SFU’s Liberal Arts and 55+ Program for a free lecture on Tue, June 9.

Research with impact often starts at home. For Dr. Theodore Cosco, it began with his grandmother’s journey with dementia.

Join us for this year's conference on "Climate Change in an Aging World"

The growing popularity of at-home DNA testing kits is transforming how people understand their family histories and, at times, even their identities.

Isobel Mackenzie challenged common narratives that cast older adults as the primary cause of rising healthcare costs, housing pressures, and fiscal strain.

Isolation and loneliness are the scourge of our later years.