The age-old feud between Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees is shown to be soldiering on through this global health crisis, which in itself provides a fine opportunity

As you may or may not be aware, the NUS holds a national conference every year. This year, the conference has been ‘digitised’ due to coronavirus. In 2014, the NUS

Using the term “Chinese Virus” instead of coronavirus is not just another name. It is supporting racist views and validating xenophobia towards the Asian community.  The coronavirus has exacerbated over

On February 12, I used the @YorkVision twitter account to retweet my own tweet in regards to unsuccessful Union President candidate Joshua Mackenzie. This was a contravention of YUSU Elections rules

It’s not going to be a challenge for any student who’s been part of a society to imagine a situation where someone who’s behaviour makes other people uncomfortable, someone who

The recent takedown of the University’s top student-run confessions page on Facebook, and the resulting conflict between differing teams of admins over who runs the most legitimate page of its

When I first heard the words  ‘Students’ Union,’ I assumed that they would be planning the next big protest, aiming to get all 18,000 students demanding change, demanding something better.

A few weeks ago, York Vision was asked to attend an upcoming protest on campus against the Turkish invasion into Northern Syria. I can’t say I read the message after

“A bastard with skill is the best sort of bastard.” That’s what I was told when I dared mention to a friend of mine that I thought incoming Vice-Chancellor Charlie

So there we have it. The last bastion of good, wholesome sport at York is on the way out. Like Faustus, college sport has sold its soul for a millisecond

18 months ago, when I was in my third year of undergraduate study at Edge Hill University, I was a nervous wreck after a long hard campaign to become the