The Weekly Nouse Edition 11

Maya Barber interviews refugee charity SolidariTee on using fashion as a primary way to raise awareness and funds.

From AOC to Dr Lupo, Among Us has come far from its humble beginnings. But does it have the energy to carry on after this wave of internet popularity?

Nouse examines whether there is a genuine coup against Corbynites, or if Corbyn's suspension is merely part of Starmer’s rebranding of Labour.

With a national lockdown looming, firms such as Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat may become more important than ever to deliver the joys of the restaurant to people’s doorstep

Words are powerful; use them unapologetically and see them as your ally, not your enemy

Kristina Wemyss interviews FemSoc and AlbumSoc.

White noise can do more harm than good to activist movements.

The current discussions around veganism are unhealthy and polarising.

Jenna Luxon reviews her experience of this year's emotive York Mediale projects.

Charlotte Lear talks to the University of York students behind the campaign to provide food to vulnerable children in York over the Christmas period.

In order to combat the challenges of dealing with Covid-19, YUSU President Patrick O'Donnell has unveiled the actions that the Union has taken.

Questions have been raised as to whether the University has improved its failing CCTV system.

Ivor Holmes explores Sacha Baron Cohen's latest exposé of American bigotry and the attempt to convert voters in 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm'.