Gavin Southway (He/Him)

Gavin has written 11 articles for York Vision.

The Art of the “Deal”: How Trump and Vance Choreographed Their Spat with Zelenskyy

Welcome to the new ‘diplomacy’ – it’s well intended to shock you.

Features 6 days ago

Do Arts & Humanities Voters Decide Student Elections?

Exclusive data handed to Vision suggests York SU elections give STEM voters less of a voice.

News 4 weeks ago

University ‘lights up’ campus in support of sexual violence victims

A candlelit procession across Campus West may have perplexed a few onlookers on Monday. Still, to support Sexual Violence Awareness Week, students came together for the annual ‘Light Up the Night’ walk […]

News 1 month ago

Government to Reactivate University Free Speech Act

Education Secretary expected to implement legislation halted by general election

News 2 months ago

York’s “Big Budget Conversation”: How do you Solve a Problem Like £30 Million?

As York’s local government budget faces funding pressures, the City Council asks residents for their views on how to keep services running while fixing a “significant” funding gap

News 4 months ago

One Year Delay on Move out of King’s Manor

Dean of Arts & Humanities wrote to students to explain the University’s plans to move out of city centre campus, now due in 2026.

News 4 months ago

Coverage of the US election on three different networks, on three different screens. The time on the clock is 21:20 Eastern.

The US Election TV Battle: Who Won?

There might have only been one winner in the TV ratings, but who triumphed in the fight for broadcast quality in the early hours?

Opinion 4 months ago

A map of the US electoral college with some sample results.

Where did it all go Wrong for Kamala Harris?

She had a billion-dollar campaign, a queue of celebrities supporting her, and polls suggesting it could go either way. So why was the result not even close?

Features 4 months ago

A Remembrance note from the University and YSU attached to a wreath in a series of wreaths.

Remembrance Sunday 2024: York Remembers the Fallen and Those still Affected by Conflict

The city took two minutes to remember the fallen on Remembrance Sunday with a poignant service.

News 4 months ago

Harris vs Trump: 8 Moments that have Shaped the Presidential Race

The key events that have defined the 2024 US election.

News 4 months ago

Lecture Desk view with computer looking out onto empty chairs

Labour’s 100-day Event: Was It Much of a Celebration?

Would we see a celebration - or a mourning - of Labour’s first 100 days in power?

Features 5 months ago