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

YUSU today announced it will not be renewing its Market Square lease when it comes up for renewal in the final quarter of 2018, and will be closing YUSU Shop

CW: Racism, Sexism, Misogyny, References to Sexual Violence. The University of York Hockey Club have been condemned by officials within the University of York and beyond over the Conduct of

Buying food and drink on campus just got easier YUSU Commercial Service and The University of York have jointly announced that from Monday the 18th of September all card and mobile payment

This year’s Summer Ball Acts has been announced tonight by YUSU. Among the headline acts, which are all female, is Charli XCX, a singer-song writer who has featured on Iggy

Michaela Tharby – YES: The University of York is a leader in diversifying intake, yet nothing is done to bridge the attainment gap between classes and class differences are persistently

Jack Waller argues that we need to amend or abolish the BME and Womens’ Officer positions

Join us live at the Roger Kirk Centre for the 2016 YUSU Election Results.

Results will be announced tomorrow evening at 8:30pm in the Roger Kirk Centre.

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

One candidate has now released a ‘Fire in the Lake’ Stormzy parody.

The student who chaired the decision reversal said: “it is extremely worrying that the only body which is able to effectively scrutinise decisions made by YUSU was almost completely circumvented in this process”

YUSU Sabb caught up in election gaffe

York Vision has used the legislation in the past to expose reckless university spending

By Tim Drew Halifax 1’s vs Derwent 2’s Halifax: Chadli (20) (80), Tester (68 pen). Derwent: Connor (32). Derwent 2’s took on the 1’s of Halifax, with both teams looking

The new government laws could lead to higher fees and less transparency