Sabbs in Short – Falling Short Do you read the Sabbs in Short emails? If not, apparently you're in the minority... News 1 month ago
Campus Lake: A frustrating attempt to get to the bottom of it There’s a long-standing rumour that the University of York refuses to clean its lake, due to fines fromDEFRA – the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs – being cheaper than the […] News 1 month ago
Low-income students no longer able to access “life-changing” £2000 bursary Students and academic staff assembled at Greg’s Place on Campus West to protest the University’s significant cutback of a bursary designed to help students from low-income backgrounds come to York. At midday […] News 2 months ago
Fairer housing? I hardly know her York SU launches campaign to end the “Housing Hell” crisis. News 2 months ago
Students protest against Reform Society’s controversial event speaker who called protestors “deeply, deeply troubled people” Students determinedly marched from Heslington Hall to Campus East to protest Jack Anderton’s presence at the University. News 3 months ago
Taylor Swift confirmed as lyricist poet The majority of English tutors can’t tell their Taylor Swift from their T. S. Eliot. Music 4 months ago
York has toughened up its sexual misconduct rules One in four students in England has reported experiencing sexual harassment. News 4 months ago
Why is my vote only worth a doughnut? Everyone knows that the best way to get poor, hungry students’ attention is with the lure of free food. Opinion 8 months ago
Students’ Union meets for its AGM. Its students don’t York SU held its Annual General Meeting at Courtyard last Wednesday evening, but with such a low engagement, it was lucky that the meeting went ahead at all. From the start, the […] News 8 months ago
Sabbs Come Dancing raises over £1000 for local women’s charity Le-Wins Parrey takes home the glitter ball trophy. Stage 9 months ago
£35 million of funding for University to embark on a geothermal energy project on Campus East The University of York estimates that initial groundwork could begin in 2026, with drilling anticipated in 2027. News 10 months ago
Should York Have Two Student Papers? The University of York is rare in having two student newspapers, and it is worth reaffirming their mutual value every once in a while. Opinion 11 months ago
On-Campus Accommodation Rent Prices Set to Increase, Despite Sabbs Plea Sabbatical Officers met with university decision makers to oppose upcoming increases to on campus accommodation rent prices. News 11 months ago
The University Commemorates Holocaust Memorial Day with a Child of the Kindertransport’s Powerful Testimony Dame Stephanie Shirley CH (Companion of Honour) shared her story as a five-year-old kindertransport refugee fleeing persecution in her home country, for the University of York’s Holocaust Memorial Lecture. Features 12 months ago
