Student press – issue 221

Vision’s Will Thorman examines the alternatives to prostitution to help cope with the increased costs of going to University…

Rent rise reprive

The huge planned price rises for university accommodation has been reduced, following a successful YUSU campaign.

LGB(emp)T

YUSU LGBT Officer, Emma Brownbill officially steps down. The LGBT Committee is left significantly under-represented.

Student press – issue 220

Vision’s Will Thorman casts his eye over what’s going in other university media…

Student press – issue 219

Vision’s Will Thorman casts his eye over what’s going in other university media…

Cleaners No Good-ricke

Cleaning standards at Goodricke College drop with disastrous consequences after a change to external contractors.

Homeless to Hes East

Goodricke Fresher Jenn Pitt has battled homlessness, illness and family trauma to secure a place at York University this year.

Lecturers strike back

The university could face disruption as York lecturers might go on strike from October.

Extra £80,000 for colleges

Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Students Jane Grenville has made another £80,000 available for colleges, to help support their events and projects.

Student press – issue 218

Vision’s Will Thorman casts his eye over what’s going in other university media…

Man impersonating police officer breaks into Fairfax House

Fairfax House residents witness a man dressed as a police officer break into their accomodation.

Student Press, Issue 217

Will Thorman casts his satirical eye over the happenings at other universities.

York clubs engaged in cheap booze price war

Cheap booze in York nightclubs, while providing students with a greater choice of club nights, is a cause for YUSU concern.

Not so sweet on secret tweets?

A Twitter account titled YUSUperinjunction, offering to report the stories student media can’t, has been deleted following a YUSU complaint.

Student press, Issue 216

Vision’s Will Thorman casts his satirical eye over sex obsessed universities both here and abroad.

Referendum and UGM result: ‘Yes’ to NUS, ‘No’ to Covering Lads Mags

A higher than usual turnout also saw a motion to black out ‘Lads Mags’ in Your Shop and an ‘Alternative Freshers’ Week’ led by societies both rejected.