Slam Dunk Festival
First up was Random Hand on the Vans stage; guitars and a trombone literally never sounded so good
Lowenna Waters
I recently turned 21, and for that landmark of a birthday, my dearest granny very thoughtfully got me a subscription to The Spectator magazine. I am not sure if you are acquainted with such mentioned enigma, so I shall expand
Arts in depth
Marnie Richards talks to Tony Wild about his debut novel, The Moonstone Legacy
Lady Gaga
Not many shows can claim to begin before they even start, but Lady Gaga’s show was destined to be a spectacle from the beginning
Up and coming events
This month two fantastic summer shows open at the Barbican in London – the first of which, ‘The Surreal House’, explores the power and mystery of the house in our collective imagination
Graduate Fashion Week
MUSE’s fashion team take a look at some of Britain’s best graduate fashion at Earl’s Court this June. GFW has already launched the careers of Stella McCartney, Christopher Bailey and Preen’s Justin Thornton … can you spot a new star here?
Frank Gardner
As a BBC security correspondent, one is expected to put themselves in the firing line. Liv Evans and Mia de Graaf speak to someone willing to do anything for the story
FTR ‘racist’
International Students at the University have spoken out against drivers and conductors on FTR buses, stating that they treat foreign students “like second class citizens”
YUSU outrage as University buy ‘immovable’ tables for Derwent and ask JCRC to pay costs
There has been outrage amongst YUSU this week following the University’s decision to buy heavy tables for the new Derwent bar, and their subsequent suggestion that the college should pay half the charge for the required portering involved to move them for certain events
Free dyslexia tests to be charged at £250 next year
From August, dyslexia testing at the University of York will cost £250 for all students who are subsequently found to be dyslexic
A doll’s life: a choice or a consequence?
Will it ever be acceptable for little girls to dream of being pole dancers? Richard Lemmer talks to the York Pole Exercise Club and Natasha Walter, author of Living Dolls: The Return of Sexism about the line between degregation and liberation
Should private ownership be a public issue?
Britain has some of the strongest gun legislation in the world. Ben Gascoyne asks whether laws designed to protect the public have gone too far?
Nouse fifty 2010
In May, we asked campus to nominate the people it thought were most deserving of recognition this year
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