Overseas students at the University of York are 250% as likely to be involved in an academic tribunal than their British peers, according to figures obtained by Nouse.

The YUSU Executive has voted to indefinitely suspend Student Action Kids’ Camp after an alleged incident during the camp’s Easter session.

College chairs remain divided after a week of arguments with YUSU and each other over the future of union-college relations.

There are some changes that are made as a necessity. Others grow from great ideas.

Repeated complaints about the current brand of condoms distributed across campus have forced YUSU to change manufacturers.

Jennifer O’Mahony looks at the students who have harnessed the potential of YouTube as a means of campaigning

Plans for the redevelopment of Langwith bar have made further progress, with a finalised choice of building contractor and the release of designs for the new venue.

YUSU President Anne-Marie Canning has strongly criticised plans by York County Council to restrict levels of students living in certain areas, labelling the decision “obscene”.

Claire Hazelgrove, a second year politics student running for Parliament, is to have a year of her life documented for a program for Channel 4.

YUSU is planning a wide program of consultation in the run to the governance review in the hope of avoiding a membership defeat like that suffered at the recent NUS annual conference.

The Graduate Student Association’s (GSA) large budget of £140,000 has come under increased scrutiny the debate on funding levels continues.