Last year’s Valcuin representative for Vanbrugh College Matt Oliver was elected with a comfortable majority.

Swedish O’Connor ran a popular campaign to take his post. Previously branded with a “if it aint broke” attitude, he seeks to continue solving issues brought to attention by predecessor Louis Wihl.

Halifax’s new President ran a campaign fought on practicalities rather than idealistic promises.

A closely fought battle for chair resulted in first year Chet Khatu emerging victorious.

Originally thought of as an outsider for the position, the anarchic Lester went on to defeat his more conventional opposition by a wide margin.

The strong favourite, Joe Clarke became JCRC?Chair after effectively playing the role for two months prior to the election.

Second year Language and Linguistics student Zach Pepper has taken over the position of Langwith chair from predecessor Won Yuan.

A former York student and his accomplice have pleaded guilty to one charge of conspiracy to defraud the University.

Amid allegations of dishonesty, Dan Taylor continues to deny that he suggested that Grace Fletcher-Hackwood suffered a nervous breakdown, despite growing evidence to the contrary.

The University of York has received just under £8m in funding from British arms companies, according to a recent report.

The mandate of a proposed ethical investment steering group will not be extend to research, Nouse has learned.

YUSU has taken its campaign against unethical investment to a national level by submitting a motion to the NUS.

YUSU Academic and Welfare Officer Grace Fletcher-Hackwood is set to face a vote of no confidence at the next UGM after admitting assaulting a student.

The University of York Christian Union (UYCU) has reported a £29,000 turnover in the past year.

Goodricke students moving to the Heslington East development in 2009 look set to face higher accommodation fees.