18 June 2013
YUSU Termly Reports: Chris West, Activities Officer
Here is a review of the YUSU Activities Officer, Chris West's work over the last term.
| 5 January 2013 |
The Turkish society and the Hellenic society have agreed in being interviewed on a very heated and sensitive subject.
| 28 November 2012
Many issues were debated at the Referendum last night, and voting for them opened at 12pm today and close at 4pm on Friday.
| 28 November 2012
The Community Assembly addressed issues posed by students and officers and collected ideas from students on issues such as whether there should be union bars and more social space for off-campus students. A new Community Assembly Chair was voted for.
| 24 November 2012
The three e’s, Educate, Employ, Empower make up the root of the student’s argumentation against the government’s decision to raise the tuition fees from £3000 to £9000 in a single year.
| 21 November 2012
Keep up with today's happenings in London with the Yorker's team of reporters in the march
| 21 November 2012
A breakthrough emergency contraceptive pill, ellaOne, is to be released to UK pharmacies to women aged over 18, without them requiring a prescription.
| 19 October 2012
With a new flood defence scheme underway the Yorker looks at the city's flood risk, which isn't as great as you might think.
| 6 October 2012
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One of the most popular bars on campus, V bar gets a refurbishment in time for freshers 2012.
| 7 September 2012
The first in our series of reviews of the YUSU officers' work.
The York Archaeological Trust has unearthed a section of Roman road under the Minster.
Public lectures, information sessions and general admiration towards the archaeological legacy provided by the city of York have started from the University of York on the 25th of October.
Our new illustrator, Robin Sukatorn, takes on the elections on polling day.
Since the NUS 'Out in Sport' campaign came out, our YUSU Sport President, Charlotte Winter, has been focusing on getting more LGBTQ+ students into sport, and stopping the stigma which has been reported by NUS to be rife in sports teams.
The hunt is on for a new Vice-Chancellor - described by the University as the “Chief Executive”, who will receive a salary equivalent to £0.25 million.
The Archaeology Data Service, based at The University of York’s King’s Manor site, has won a British Archaeological Award for Innovation to recognise its potential to improve research.
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