Archives for Sian Turner
Deputy Editor (2008/09)
One in ten people will self-harm at some stage in their lives. Why?
One in ten people will self-harm at some stage in their lives. Why? Holly Thomas and Sian Turner ask two girls who have
Giving time for free
Sian Turner speaks to a student about his experience of volunteering at university
‘Self-congratulatory’ Council strips VIP cards from YUM
Heads of York University Media (YUM) have been stripped of their VIP Gold Cards by Union Council due to “personal vendettas against the press”.
“To use a cliche, there’s charity for everyone”
Sian Turner investigates the world of fundraising, talking to the people behind the collecting buckets.
A brief history of YUSU
Surprisingly, there is no ‘official history of YUSU.’ Upon inquiry, one will be told that one does not exist, as it has never been written down.
The past of our Union is, therefore, only recorded by its media outlets. So, if you desire an accurate, succinct and well-written documentation of all that has occurred in YUSU [...]
University announces closure of Derwent Bar
Derwent Bar looks set to close for much of the coming term following talks between YUSU and the University earlier this month.
The Nouse Top 50
We asked students who they thought had made an outstanding contribution to life on campus this year, and received a record number of nominations. We have put them together here in the hope of giving mention to those people whose contribution to York deserves recognition.
Eating disorder sufferers starved of support
I have been at this University for nearly two years. I know where to get toasties if I’m hungry on a Tuesday night, where I can find condoms, chlamydia tests, booklets on plagiarism and pens with the number for the National Student Survey on them
The God Man
Talking to Daniel Tammet, Sian Turner explores the cryptic world of genius savants
Fiona Shaw
Sian Turner talks to author and writing fellow at York, Fiona Shaw, about her newly released novel Tell It To The Bees.
University weathers credit crunch with minimal loss
The University of York has revealed itself to be in “a sound financial position” despite the recent economic downturn.
Noisettes withdraw from Summer Ball claiming no agreement had been made
Music act the Noisettes will no longer be appearing at the York Summer Ball this year after unexpectedly pulling out with only four weeks to go before the event.
Further concerns for missing Goodricke chef
Police investigating the disappearance of a 35 year-old chef at Goodricke College have confirmed fears that she “may have come to some harm.”
Tim Ngwena wins 2009/10 YUSU Presidency – How it happened
Live coverage of YUSU Elections 2009 from Nouse
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