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The Weekly Nouse Edition 7 |
No justice. No peace. Defund the police
Calls to defund the police may be more practical and effective than most assume when they hear the slogan.
UK Government respond to reimbursement petition
The Government’s recent response and questioning regarding reimbursement petitions clearly sets out that it is “a matter for universities rather than the Government”
CLASH OF COMMENTS: Should comedy shows from the past be taken off streaming services?
Three members of the nouse team give their strong opinions about whether certain shows are too insensitive for modern audiences
York Central MP on the Black Lives Matter campaign
Rachel Maskell shares her support of the movement in an official statement and via social media, stating that “the UK has blood on its hands too”
Life In Lockdown: Catching Up With a Cam Girl
Alex Thompson speaks to a student sex worker about her life and work during lockdown
Stories of cancer on screen are fractured, but it's better than no portrayal at all
Eleanor Longman-Rood discusses the fragmented representations of how cancer is captured on screen.
You Are What You Read: Eleanor and Park
Joseph Higgins look back on this YA classic and the nostalgia it brings for being young and in love
Fashion and the Black Lives Matter Movement
Maya Barber takes a look at the fashion industry's response to the Black Lives Matter movement, and discuses why these responses, although sometimes problematic, are vital
LGBT rights threatened by Polish President's potential re-election pledge
The pledge, which includes banning same sex marriage and prohibiting same sex couples to adopt, is one of many infringes on LGBT rights sweeping through eastern Europe
What's happening with Science at the University of York?
See a snapshot of the latest findings from University of York research
South Africa’s alcohol ban eases but remains in place in an attempt to aid lockdown measures
With countries such as Greenland and Zimbabwe also implementing this, has this prohibition stance hindered or helped?
No justice. No peace. Defund the police
Calls to defund the police may be more practical and effective than most assume when they hear the slogan.
York Central MP on the Black Lives Matter campaign
Rachel Maskell shares her support of the movement in an official statement and via social media, stating that “the UK has blood on its hands too”
UK Government respond to reimbursement petition
The Government’s recent response and questioning regarding reimbursement petitions clearly sets out that it is “a matter for universities rather than the Government”
CLASH OF COMMENTS: Should comedy shows from the past be taken off streaming services?
Three members of the nouse team give their strong opinions about whether certain shows are too insensitive for modern audiences
Fashion and the Black Lives Matter Movement
Maya Barber takes a look at the fashion industry's response to the Black Lives Matter movement, and discuses why these responses, although sometimes problematic, are vital
Stories of cancer on screen are fractured, but it's better than no portrayal at all
Eleanor Longman-Rood discusses the fragmented representations of how cancer is captured on screen.
You Are What You Read: Eleanor and Park
Joseph Higgins look back on this YA classic and the nostalgia it brings for being young and in love
Life In Lockdown: Catching Up With a Cam Girl
Alex Thompson speaks to a student sex worker about her life and work during lockdown
LGBT rights threatened by Polish President's potential re-election pledge
The pledge, which includes banning same sex marriage and prohibiting same sex couples to adopt, is one of many infringes on LGBT rights sweeping through eastern Europe
What's happening with Science at the University of York?
See a snapshot of the latest findings from University of York research
South Africa’s alcohol ban eases but remains in place in an attempt to aid lockdown measures
With countries such as Greenland and Zimbabwe also implementing this, has this prohibition stance hindered or helped?