Hannah Jorgensen

Hannah has written 27 articles for York Vision.

Three in Four Women Sexually Harassed, Whilst Over Three in Four Women Affected by Lad Culture, Report Finds

The report also found that the majority of all students do not understand the reporting procedure.

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KILL THE BILL: Protest in York’s Centre

A peaceful protest in St Helen's Square railed against the Policing, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.

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Why ‘Anna and the French Kiss’ Is the Blueprint for Romance

Perkins has a unique way of writing romantic moments that are both snappy and realistic

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Success As The Covid-19 Vaccine Is Rolled Out In York

99.7% of the estimated number of residents aged over 80, and 72.8% of residents aged 70-79 have received their first COVID-19 vaccine, as of 4 February.

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“I didn’t know I was a poet until lockdown”: In Conversation With Jessie Summerhayes

Jessie Summerhayes is a poet and spoken word artist, whose creative meditations encompass histories, human relationships, and the natural world around us.

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Nearly Threefold Increase In Unemployment For York’s Youth

This nearly threefold increase occurred over just 6 months.

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My Unusual New Year’s Reading Resolution

There’s nothing wrong with sharing what you’re reading, but I had to question why I was really doing it.

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The Forest Will Remain Open until the End of the Year

The decision was announced via email.

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Line for Freshers' Fair outside the Exhibition Centre

YUSU Sees 45% Increase in Society Memberships

YUSU Fairs’ mixture of virtual and face-to-face events has lead to a 45% increase in membership for student societies.

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A Bookworm’s Tour of York

From a bookshop beside the Minster, to a tea shop with resident dogs, we’ve put together a few of students’ best-loved bookish places in York.

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Sign for the new COVID testing facility, in front of Drama Barn

New COVID-19 Testing Centre to be Built On Campus

Charlie Jeffrey has announced that a new COVID-19 testing centre will be built and begin operating on Campus West this week.

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Clear-Sighted Essays For Hazy Times

What’s the difference between novels and banana bread? According to Zadie Smith in her new collection of essays, Intimations, there isn’t one. Her essay ‘Something to Do’ discusses the sudden overflow of […]

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University of York Leads Study on Criminal Landlords

It has revealed that criminal landlords and letting agents subject tenants to illegal eviction and unfair exploitation, in a study led by the University of York. The study revealed that of the […]

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York Shakespeare Project to Host ‘Sit-Down Sonnets’

The York Shakespeare Project will be hosting their new production ‘Sit-Down Sonnets’, from 4-12 September at Holy Trinity Churchyard, Goodramgate. The 45-minute-long outdoors production will feature classic characters from Shakespeare’s plays and […]

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Humanities Departments Reveal Their Teaching Plans for Next Term

A combination of online and face to-face teaching has been confirmed as York’s humanities departments announced their plans for teaching in the new academic year. It goes without saying that all lectures […]

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University Adopts IHRA’s Definition of Antisemitism

The University of York has adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of Antisemitism as part of the University’s Dignity at Work and Study Policy. The IHRA’s definition states that antisemitism is […]

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