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Tory MP Nick Fletcher has called for a review of how taxpayer funds are used for higher education
The campaign has encouraged 200 more GoFundMe donations for Fadi Hania
A 32-year-old man was arrested on Wellington Street and later released on conditional bail
The Tweet using the controversial puzzle symbol has since been deleted
The graduation livestream cut footage of a 27-year-old student who crossed the stage presenting a pro-Hong Kong flag
Staff in grade one will receive a wage increase of 0.004 pence per hour
Claudia went missing 15 years ago after she failed to arrive for work in 2009
The university is targeting its gender and ethnicity pay gap, alongside implementing the latest Real Living Wage rate in January 2023
The contract will end on May 31st TIER is in negotiations with other operators
The family of Fadi Hania are said to be in a ‘desperate situation’
Charles Johnson took his own life just days after moving into his accommodation
Ukrainian refugees who fled to England two years ago were also present at the vigil
A man in his 30s has been arrested and bailed
Warning: This will make you love the show even more
‘Did you make sausages out of my friend, Long Boi the duck?’
A recognition of her “outstanding contribution to society”
A collective murmur of admiration was heard in remembrance of the King of Campus West
Come to our open meeting on Monday 5th February 6 pm in V/N/123!
It’s what the king of Campus West would have wanted
‘York is, and must, remain a community of compassion and mutual respect’
The bus stop will be discontinued on the 29th
This comes after multiple protests on campus this semester
‘Student fees are covered in the blood of innocent refugees’
To make the project viable YUSU needs at least 400 responses
Eligible students are to get at least £100
One volunteer told The York Tab: ‘YUSU absolutely could have done more to support volunteers’
After half a century, Nightline has now closed
Come to our open meeting on Tuesday 26th September 6:30pm!
The university was also shortlisted for University of the Year
Charlie Jeffery has issued a joint statement with York UCU on the need to “get back to meaningful negotiations”
More details are expected to be released over summer
Not only the best place for a night out, but also the safest
‘Universities could be doing more to combat these sorts of behaviours’
‘Rest in power Brianna. Rest in power to all the trans people who have died without us knowing them’
The event was held in an effort to showcase BAME talent and the need to raise BAME voices
The Showcase will be held on Sunday 12th February to celebrate different forms of art by BAME individuals
69 per cent of York students support the strikes
Sarika Patel
