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Inquest into Rob Davies’ death returns open verdict
An inquest into the death of University of York student Robert Davies has delivered an open verdict.
Society budgets slashed after ‘closed-door’ YUSU meeting
Campus societies have accused YUSU of “closed-door decision making” after budgets were cut dramatically last term.
Rising costs of living to force 40% of students into working part time
Nearly half of all University of York students will be juggling their degrees with part-time work at the start of the 2008/09 academic year, according to a recent survey.
Inquest into York student’s death closes
An inquest has heard that a University of York student who was found hanged last November had a history of bulimia and self-harm.
Media outlets get budget increase
The funding for campus newspapers looks secure after the provisional YUSU budget has accounted for a larger media allocation.
Colleges divided as YUSU begins governance consultation process
College chairs remain divided after a week of arguments with YUSU and each other over the future of union-college relations.
Looking forward to a year of campaigns
The University of York is set to witness a number of student campaigns getting underway over the course of the next year.
Government plans for 20 new universities
Up to 20 new university towns will be created under plans to expand higher education in the UK.
University condemns Vision article
The University Equal Opportunities Office and YUSU Racial Equality Officers have criticised campus tabloid York Vision for a “highly sensationalist” and “misinformed” article on minority students at the University.
Fines for inappropriate rituals
Policy is to be put in place to fine societies and sports teams that include vulgar rituals as part of their initiation ceremonies, according to the University’s Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Students Jane Grenville.
James chair forced to apologise after stripper incident
James JCRC Chair Chet Khatu has been forced by the university to apologise after a stripper was hired for a party in the college’s common room at which he was present.
YUSU go into final term with a mixed record on manifestos
Nearly a year after being elected, how have the current YUSU sabbatical team managed to deal with the pressures of their jobs and have they fulfilled their promises?
York student admits running essay business
A second-year English student has admitted writing essays for students at other universities. He claims to have never written essays for a fellow York student.
National ID card may be required for student loan
The National Union of Students (NUS) has spoken out against new government proposals to force students into holding an identity card in order to apply for a student loan.
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