Nisa disruption leaves students unable to redeem food vouchers
By Ellen Morris and Tom Layton
Software issues have shut down Nisa’s self-checkout system
“It's a redesign to support staff and students.” Kris Fieldhouse discusses reception cuts
By Tom Layton
Nouse interviews the Assistant Director of Campus Services
Nouse interviews Greg James
By Ellen Morris
Nouse speaks with BBC Radio 1 host Greg James after the Long Boi sculpture unveiling
“They don’t trust their own staff”: UCU responds to Vice-Chancellor's comments
Nouse interviews Jonathan Fanning, VP of the York branch of UCU, to discuss redundancies and cuts at York
At Hope UK there is “never a time when somebody is lost”
By Alexis Sturgeon
Alexis Sturgeon sits down with Project Worker Andy Lawley to discuss addiction, prevention and county lines
Longboi statue ready for unveiling
Nouse reports on the upcoming mallard memorial
York 66 and 67 First Bus services replaced
By Tasha Acres
Nouse reports on the transport changes to the new U1, U2, U3 U4 and UN1.
University to lose 30 academic staff in compulsory redundancies
Ellen Morris chats with the University Executive Board on finances; academic staff redundancies, union relations, external debt, the King’s Manor move and more.
Universities beg for state help
Higher education will “slide into decline” without financial aid
Rural York under threat?
Nouse reports on potential changes to Labour's planning policy
York fights fascism
Nouse reports on the local community's response to Islamophobic and anti-immigrant riots
Is the University going bankrupt?
By Sarah Gent
Sarah Gent (she/her) takes a deep dive into the potential bankruptcy of the University of York and what is being done to prevent it.
Riots engulf UK
Nouse reports on far-right violence near York
York Palestine Encampment de-camps following Vice-Chancellor's statement
Nouse reports on the recent follow-up email from Vice-Chancellor Charlie Jeffery regarding Palestine and the efforts of the York Palestine Encampment before its end
Disabled student outrage in aftermath of King’s Manor move
Nouse investigates the lack of faith in the University's accessibility, and the discrimination disabled students face from those fighting for King's Manor to remain open.
413 University staff to lose jobs
Nouse reports on the new voluntary severance scheme designed to save £34 million
Fundraising in March and April
By Alexandra Pullen
Alexandra Pullen recaps some inspiring and impressive fundraising initiatives on campus and further afield
University of York to move out of King’s Manor
Exclusive Nouse investigation reveals a dissatisfied postgraduate community
University of York encampment demands a resolution
By Josh Haining
Investigating the encampment at Heslington Hall that stands in solidarity with Palestine.
University of York divests from weapon manufacturers
By Heather Gosling
Heather Gosling reports on University of York’s recent decision to divest from arms manufacturers
The first, former non-binary mayor of Bangor is studying a PhD in Trans Archaeology at the University of York
By Nadia Sayed
Nadia Sayed interviews Owen Hurcum (they/them) on their experiences of studying Trans Archaeology and being a trans activist.
Former James College Freshers Hypnotist Jailed
By Emily Warner
Freshers Week performer sold naked photos online
Should Museum Artefacts Always Be Returned to Their Country of Origin?
Ellen Morris (she/her) reports on the York Dialectic Union debate concerning the repatriation of artefacts
URY’s Candidate Interview Night
By Robyn Garner and Alexandra Pullen
Alexandra Pullen and Robyn Garner recap University Radio York’s York Students’ Union Elections Candidate Interview Night (CIN)
UYSWC hosts annual swimathon
UYSWC set to host its annual swimathon in awareness for Target Ovarian Cancer
YUSU and GSA Merger to Go Ahead
By Daisy Couture
Daisy Couture (she/her) reports on the upcoming scheme
Student Nurses Speak Out: Emotional Toll of Patient Deaths, Loneliness, and Impact on University Experience
Nadia Sayed (she/her) reports on the challenges experienced by student nurses at the University of York
From conflict to campus: Ukrainian students discuss remaining hopeful and dealing with guilt abroad, two years on from Russia’s full-scale invasion
By Alanah Hammond
“I never imagined that we would speak about a second-year anniversary”: York’s Ukrainian student community reflect on the past two years
York Ukrainian students mark two-year anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion
The University of York Ukrainian Society are holding a free exhibition and documentary screening to commemorate the day
Fix First Win: First Bus Bring Back Free Zones Between University Campuses
The 'Fix First' campaign was successful, amassing almost 7000 letters
