Jeremy Corbyn disappointed a large crowd of his supporters today after failing to show up to a rally. The Labour leader was scheduled to speak at St Helen’s Square in

AFTER SPEAKING WITH students and collecting data from the University, York Vision can reveal that there are some systemic issues with the leave of absence process that are actively harmful

Disabled students are being hit with costs of up to £1,000 while trying to access vital support.  With the whole process taking up to seven weeks and requiring the sharing

The University has advised all students in Hong Kong on exchange programmes to leave for their own safety. The University has told York Vision that the small number of University

English literature undergrads are being charged hundreds of pounds per year out of their own pocket to access the core texts required for modules, York Vision has found. The core

Two popular venues in York have put in applications to extend their opening times. The Stone Roses Bar, and The Charles XII have both put in licensing applications which would

The chairpeople for York’s college committees have been elected for 2020. York’s college elections saw a considerable drop in turnout with 27% fewer students voting than last year. This drop

York has been hit with a wave of stickers made by a white supremacist group called the “Hundred Handers”. The stickering comes as a part of the group’s latest national

Helen Smith, the Head of the English Department, has apologised in a department-wide email for the use of a racial slur as part of a quotation in a lecture earlier

York lecturers will strike this month as the University and College Union has announced industrial action at 60 universities across the UK will take place for eight days from Monday

An open letter has been released into the public today, decrying the way in which YUSU’s Doorsafe handled complaints from mainland Chinese students about a “Lennon Wall” display. The letter,

Turning Point UK, the fanatical right-wing student group, have failed for a third time in their attempt to become a YUSU-ratified society. YUSU’s Societies Committee did not recommend that the

A power outage affected buildings on Campus West this afternoon (October 27). Power has since been restored. Alcuin College, the Library, Chemistry, Donald Barron Court, Barbara Scott Court, the National

Hong Kong students at the University of York were told to take down a protest ‘Lennon Wall’ at the YUSU Freshers’ Fair after the University of York Chinese Society complained

Extinction Rebellion have unveiled a banner being suspended from Central Hall during the YUSU Freshers’ Fair promoting their second ‘International Rebellion’ which starts next week. The move comes after a

YUSU’s advertising deal with Glide appears to have gone tits up over the summer after students gave an overwhelmingly negative response to sponsored posts. YUSU have made 19 posts (as