Emily Smith joined The Tab UK in the summer of 2023 after finishing her master's degree. At university, she joined The York Tab as a student contributor in 2020 before going on to become Editor in Chief for two years.
Emily graduated from The University of York in 2022 with a BA Honours in English and History. She then went on to study for an MA in English literature.
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The uni called this a ‘temporary measure’ with new accommodation in York available from January 2022
The uni called this a ‘temporary measure’ with new accommodation in York available from January 2022
One victim described being ‘punched in the back of the head until they passed out’
It reeks of the male gaze
‘You’re insecure’ is pretty self-explanatory
And it was everything I’ve ever dreamed of
If you used Luvli you give off big Tory energy, soz x
‘It was a no-brainer really’
Because what screams compatible more than being merged together?
After speaking in a seminar, one student was told: ‘It’s funny hearing something clever in that accent’
After speaking in a seminar, one student was told: ‘It’s funny hearing something clever in that accent’
47 per cent of freshers told us they regret coming to York in the middle of a pandemic
Whatever you are facing, there is plenty of support available
It found 54 per cent of female York students have been sexually assaulted
Kato was a Protective Fellow on York’s Human Rights Defenders Programme
Thousands of young people have rushed to receive their Covid vaccine early
Thousands of young people have rushed to receive their Covid vaccine early
Renting in York marks a ‘low point in student life’ suggests YUSU President
Promise not all of them are geese related
In a new report on sexual violence at York, one student said the uni ‘doesn’t take sexual assault seriously’
The vigil will be held on Saturday 3rd April
The protest was fighting against the new police crackdown bill
The Government announcement is expected Monday 22 February
Brain Terry is leaving his position