Jeremy Corbyn disappointed a large crowd of his supporters today after failing to show up to a rally. The Labour leader was scheduled to speak at St Helen’s Square in
Jeremy Corbyn disappointed a large crowd of his supporters today after failing to show up to a rally. The Labour leader was scheduled to speak at St Helen’s Square in
It’s not going to be a challenge for any student who’s been part of a society to imagine a situation where someone who’s behaviour makes other people uncomfortable, someone who
The recent takedown of the University’s top student-run confessions page on Facebook, and the resulting conflict between differing teams of admins over who runs the most legitimate page of its
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
It’s November. The clocks have gone back. The Christmas lights have been switched on. Winter is well and truly upon us… and it’s just a bit shit, isn’t it? When
On 29th November, a Climate Hustings was held for all of York Central’s parliamentary candidates. All of the candidates running for the Christmas election attended, except for the candidates running
As we hurtle into a new decade, it’s worth thinking about how our relationship with the environment has changed over the last ten years, and how the next ten years
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) was first switched on ten years ago in February 2009. Since then, the field of physics has taken great leaps and strides. A huge amount
Nestled in the Centre for Immunology and Infection is YorSexual Health, a great location for a sexual health clinic. YorSexual Health has recently changed from being a drop-in clinic to
The exhibition is a rolling projection, lasting around 35 minutes. You can walk in at any time and wait until it repeats itself or just stay for as long as
There’s always an atmosphere when you’re in a crowded church. That crowd absolutely packing the church, and the church in question being the York Minster, it’s no surprise then that
Last night, if you listened really closely, the unmistakable sound of former emo’s digging out their eyeliner and black parade jackets could be heard around the world, and not because
The build-up to this year’s YUSU Freshers’ Festival on October 12 was overshadowed by news breaking in the afternoon that Professor Green had cancelled his headline set, suffering with “the
To say that this book is addictive is an understatement. It’s a warm, witty and comfortable read that allowed me to lose an entire afternoon under my duvet as I
Sure, you know where to buy your course books and holiday fiction. There’s Amazon for quick deliveries, Oxfam for second-hand books, and of course Waterstones. But many of us don’t
On the last Friday of every month, The Chopping Block, a restaurant owned by Melton’s proprietor Michael Hjort, serves a set menu based around a specific regional cuisine. Coinciding with
It is a truth universally acknowledged that when you drink in a tent, you often end up gazeboed. Such was the case at the York Food Festival Wine Fair, where