Notable Faculty
- Irving Abella, author and historian
- Alain Baudot, RSC, professor emeritus of humanities, founder and senior editor of GREF
- Jean-Gabriel Castel, lawyer, author
- Colin Coates, historian and Canada Research Chairholder
- Bruce Connell, linguist
- Christopher Dewdney, author
- Michael Gregory, prominent in the Systemic Functional school of Linguistics
- Alex Himelfarb, former Clerk of the Privy Council and Director of the Glendon School of Public and International Affairs
- Michiel Horn, RSC, official historian of York University
- Stanislav Kirschbaum, RSC, political scientist
- Kenneth McRoberts, political scientist and Principal (Dean) of Glendon
- Ellen Meiksins Wood, political scientist
- Raymond Mougeon, sociolinguist
- Michael Ondaatje, novelist and poet
- Ian Roberge, political scientist and frequent Radio-Canada analyst
- Anne Russon, psychologist prominent in primates discourse and cognition
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