In a unique virtual confirmation, Stephen Cottrell replaced Dr John Sentamu in the Church of England’s third most senior role. In his first service, broadcast online on July 10, Archbishop
In a unique virtual confirmation, Stephen Cottrell replaced Dr John Sentamu in the Church of England’s third most senior role. In his first service, broadcast online on July 10, Archbishop
Growing up as a young Asian girl, in a town where 91% of the population identified as “white British”, was more than interesting. This resulted in me spending most of
“Even as we unite in our efforts to defeat the virus, we must also recognise that robust scrutiny is to be welcomed. It’s the duty of the media.” – Michael
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The search for skincare and makeup products that are both vegan and cruelty-free can often be a struggle. A surprisingly high number of brands still test on animals but try
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Air Quality News magazine last week published an interview with Professor Alistair Lewis, professor of atmospheric chemistry at the University of York, regarding his research into air pollution in the
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
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
Mya Alghali discusses why the current rhetoric surrounding racism in the UK is damaging and ignorant, and the role that British culture plays in erasing the conversation about racism in
YUSU President Samara Jones doubles down on her condemnation of anonymous confession pages in an exclusive interview with York Vision. No longer can anyone blame YUSU for taking a weak
After the cancellation of this year’s Roses tournament between York and Lancaster due to the global coronavirus pandemic, the student unions of both universities were able to organise a virtual
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
There is a point in Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga where the main character starts to insult a group of Americans. “We hate that you are here, so why
An insider’s view from the most recent Press and Publicity Officer and Media Officer. York Student Cinema preserves its reputation as the No.1 cheapest cinema in York, offering the most
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
For as long as they can remember, siblings George and Holly Brandon (pictured) have been playing folk music together. Painted Sky has only recently emerged as a duo in the
Multi-award winning legend, Elton John has sold over 300 million records since being in the music business. He believes that music “has the ability to take people out of themselves
For most of us, lockdown has meant a bewildering onslaught of free time that seems to stretch on for ages. We don’t know what to do with the newfound space
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A University of York academic has given evidence in a House of Lords report that calls for the regulation of video game loot boxes. The House of Lords Gambling Committee
10am. Boredom had already struck. My brother and I decided to start the most challenging and unexpected journey of all; we began the jigsaw that had been collecting dust on
My queerness is a fundamental part of who I am and how I see myself, and this Pride Month is the first in many years that I’ve been questioning my
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
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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
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