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The Weekly Nouse Edition 8 |
Life in Lockdown: “We are individuals, not puppets”
Nouse speaks with three student nurses studying at York on their experience of working in hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic
Intersectionality Must Be Understood
It is important to both own and learn from your mistakes, even if those mistakes are published articles for a newspaper
YUSU Anti-Racism Forum Planned
YUSU plan an anti-racism event in lieu of Black Lives Matter statements and growing controversy regarding anonymous submission pages
Celebrate pride, fight for liberation.
When we understand the origins of Pride, it becomes clear how we must act against discrimination.
Five Women, One Address: Francesca Wade’s Square Haunting
Elizabeth Walsh looks in to the area of London that housed five of the greatest female pioneers during the interwar period
Take The Red Pill: How The Alt-Right Misappropriates Media
Hashaam Yaqoob discusses the controversy behind misquoting and misappropriating films and media.
Spark: York loses it's shine
The popular destination has had to cover up the iconic shipping container exterior, under the orders of York City Council.
Yemen fights the worst humanitarian crisis the world has seen for a century
The nation has battled a civil war, a Cholera epidemic, famine and now a pandemic. Sky News analysts now fear it could be wiped from the map as a result.
Putin may now seek another term if Russia’s constitutional changes are implemented
The nationwide vote is scheduled for 1 July, although cases of bookstores stocking the newly updated constitution prior to the referendum have come to light
Editor's Note: Goodbye Nouse, and thank you
Deputy Editor Patrick Hook-Willers bows out of Nouse after four years with a moment of reflection
Editor's Note: Stay another day
Nouse Editor, Jonathan Wellington, concludes this run of The Weekly Nouse with a ridiculously long Editor's Note that doesn't actually say an awful lot
Life in Lockdown: “We are individuals, not puppets”
Nouse speaks with three student nurses studying at York on their experience of working in hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic
Celebrate pride, fight for liberation.
When we understand the origins of Pride, it becomes clear how we must act against discrimination.
Intersectionality Must Be Understood
It is important to both own and learn from your mistakes, even if those mistakes are published articles for a newspaper
YUSU Anti-Racism Forum Planned
YUSU plan an anti-racism event in lieu of Black Lives Matter statements and growing controversy regarding anonymous submission pages
Spark: York loses it's shine
The popular destination has had to cover up the iconic shipping container exterior, under the orders of York City Council.
Take The Red Pill: How The Alt-Right Misappropriates Media
Hashaam Yaqoob discusses the controversy behind misquoting and misappropriating films and media.
Five Women, One Address: Francesca Wade’s Square Haunting
Elizabeth Walsh looks in to the area of London that housed five of the greatest female pioneers during the interwar period
Yemen fights the worst humanitarian crisis the world has seen for a century
The nation has battled a civil war, a Cholera epidemic, famine and now a pandemic. Sky News analysts now fear it could be wiped from the map as a result.
Putin may now seek another term if Russia’s constitutional changes are implemented
The nationwide vote is scheduled for 1 July, although cases of bookstores stocking the newly updated constitution prior to the referendum have come to light
Editor's Note: Goodbye Nouse, and thank you
Deputy Editor Patrick Hook-Willers bows out of Nouse after four years with a moment of reflection
Editor's Note: Stay another day
Nouse Editor, Jonathan Wellington, concludes this run of The Weekly Nouse with a ridiculously long Editor's Note that doesn't actually say an awful lot