The University of York has announced that they are easing the deadline for exceptional circumstances claims on online examinations. The announcement, which comes at the beginning of the Common Assessment
The University of York has announced that they are easing the deadline for exceptional circumstances claims on online examinations. The announcement, which comes at the beginning of the Common Assessment
“Studytube” is a massive niche on YouTube, with some of the biggest names having as many as 300,000 subscribers. Particularly famous channels being ‘Ruby Granger’, ‘Unjaded Jade’ and ‘Holly Gabrielle’.
As an English student, the best dramatic device ever used by J. K. Rowling was to force Harry Potter to say “You Know Who” in the final novel. Throughout the
Dear Aunty Vi, I think my boyfriend has had second thoughts during quarantine. He never contacts me and when a conversation finally starts, he only asks for explicit pics. I
Here we are then. That all important date is coming up very soon, and we had best be prepared for it. December 12: Bill Nighy’s birthday. What a man. Absolutely
Let me start this review by saying: this is a good mascara. Does it lengthen lashes? Check! Make them appear fuller and thicker? Check! Does it even add a little
With quarantine being extended and university being at home, many students are feeling the stress and confusion of it all. I hope this guide may be able to help those
York Extinction Rebellion (XR) warns of fake accounts spreading offensive messages during the COVID-19 outbreak. York XR, alongside Extinction Rebellion UK, have issued warnings of copycat Twitter accounts spreading messages
Did you know you can help save the planet from the comfort of quarantine? Did you know you – and the Uni – can do this by ditching Google? By
5G (fifth-generation) is the newest and most talked about advancement in communications technology. It will allow us all to access the internet and various services faster than ever before. In
Doomsday narratives surround artificial intelligence. But what should we really worry about: enslavement by robotic overlords, or the gap of global inequality widening ever more? Bee Taylor, an Electronic Engineering
This morning, I shot one stone with another from fifty yards and, unironically, celebrated à la Freddie Flintoff in a way I haven’t done since my first and only goal
The Badminton at Varsity was very much a game of inverse displays, with the women winning 3-0, then in a tie-break as 3-2; the men rather lost 3-0, then were
My procedurally generated Netflix description read; “A slab of food descends floor by floor in a prison. The inmates above eat heartily, leaving those below starving and desperate. A rebellion is
21 Bridges is full of action but it often feels mindless and ultimately fails to connect with viewers. The film has a very simple plot involving a cat and mouse
Quarantine is a boring business. Unless you happen to be a creative genius and can find inventive new ways to entertain yourself, there’s not much to do. Personally, I’m not
“Tender but horrific”, director Yasmin Roe described her team’s work, Yen, after the night ended in standing ovation. The compelling story of two brothers (Bobbie and Hench), their abusive mother
“What better than music to distract us in these strange and complicated times?” Bastille’s Dan Smith is not alone in this sentiment. Over the last month, we’ve seen artists take
Covid-19 has catalysed a period of change. As students, we’re having to adapt, yet many of us are struggling to find ways to occupy our time at the moment. Obviously
The Coronavirus crisis has – and will continue to have – a huge impact on every area of life, and independent businesses are no exception. Independent bookshops are among those
Our University prides itself on having over 200 societies; ran by students, for students. Under normal circumstances, these societies can tick over quite nicely, going about their usual business on
Two young-adults drown as the pool ladder was taken away by God. They lived only a tiresome two-days, consisting of regular Woo-hooing and a small oven fire from making salad.
There’s something primal about smashing two things together and seeing what happens. Totally Accurate Battle Simulator (TABS) lets you do just that. This early access strategy title allows you to
Quarantine came as a surprise for the most part, and many of us are away from friends, family or significant others. Here are a few tips for maintaining a healthy
Valentine’s always makes me think of red roses, boxes of chocolate and cheesy romance films. Although the origins of Valentine’s Day are found in a Roman festival, cheering on the
If you (like me) panic bake in a global pandemic, you will have noticed that in ASDA and Waitrose alike, there are key baking ingredients missing. What are we to
My first article for York Vision dealt with the importance of supporting food-sharing websites. In a slightly cringe worthy note, I believe I said Too Good to Go, the company
It was 7am on a frosty Friday morning. The sun had barely begun to peek over campus west, students were still asleep in their beds, and I was legging it
Hiroshi is an exchange student from Japan. One night in Morrell, we struck up conversation about differences between university in Japan and the UK. Hiro’s top three notes were how