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 turn up for the books, the University of York Library has announced today that it will reopen on the 27 July, alongside a ‘Book Takeaway Service’ from 13 July. Morrell,

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

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

The University of York have condemned online platforms in the wake of the recent torrent of racially charged, offensive material in an exclusive statement to York Vision, uniting with colleagues from

150 Hes East Students are being forced to relocate as University carries out ‘essential maintenance work’. In an email sent Thursday 7 May, Campus East Accomodation services emailed tenants in

We have rightly praised the incredible NHS workers in the last few weeks. Yet behind the scenes, there has seen an out-spilling of support from the public surrounding them. This

For many of us, the only things we’ve witnessed actively spreading during this pandemic are Instagram challenges, which are only deadly in view of their tediousness. However, for many of

Students hired by YUSU-run bars after February 12 have reportedly been fired. Student staff were originally told they would only be furloughed, contradicting information sent to staff on March 27.

As an English student, the best dramatic device ever used by J. K. Rowling was to force Harry Potter to say “You Know Who” in the final novel. Throughout the

Flaming Hot Tikka meets Spicy Vegan Dhal – will our very own Lifestyle editor, Hannah Frost, find what she’s looking for in another English 3rd Year, Chloe Wescott? We sent

“What better than music to distract us in these strange and complicated times?” Bastille’s Dan Smith is not alone in this sentiment. Over the last month, we’ve seen artists take

My first article for York Vision dealt with the importance of supporting food-sharing websites. In a slightly cringe worthy note, I believe I said Too Good to Go, the company

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

Returning to York at twice the age that he first arrived, ex-Vision writer Greg Jenner speaks to Vision about his second book: Dead Famous: An Unexpected History of Celebrity from

The University of York confirmed its approach to the COVID-19 pandemic in emails to students. In an email from the Pro Vice Chancellor John Robinson, endsored by Samara Jones and