If the 2017 local elections in England was a rural contest, taking place predominantly in Tory leaning areas of the Home Counties, the Shires, and the South West, then 2018

Josh Salisbury explains why the YUSU Elections aren’t pointless, and why apathy shouldn’t be an option

Adaobi Nezianya doesn’t care about College elections, and won’t be voting in them any time soon

Who’s been attacking homeless people with swords? Read Ed Greenwood’s last column of the year to find out

Sam Maguire was left red-faced after lengthy conference procedures left no time for the national delegation to hear his motion proposal

The second year York history student spoke to York Vision about standing in the upcoming elections

Live action from the YUSU Election Results Night

Should we censor tweets in YUSU Elections hustings? Anoosh Djavaheri explores.

Helena talks about why she doesn’t want to vote for any of the YUSU Presidential candidates.

Members of York’s Labour Club are set to travel down to Sheffield next month and campaign against the Deputy PM

Follow our liveblog for YUSU Election Husting coverage

Students have taken to Twitter to voice their reactions to the announcement of the YUSU Election candidates. Many students were disappointed by the lack of female candidates running for YUSU

Hello. My name is Costas and I will be your guide to Greek politics for the next five minutes. Allow me to begin by naming the parties regrettably involved in

Sam Maguire has announced that he will be stepping down as president of YUSU at the end of the academic year. The announcement came in a recent blog post drawing

The newest college on campus recorded the highest voter turnout across university last week.

Higher student turnout encouraged in upcoming EU elections