Laptop theft arrest
An individual has been arrested in connection to the recent theft of a laptop from the University library
News
Ngwena takes Presidency for second year running
Tim Ngwena has won his re-election as YUSU President
![York Management School’s unprecedented exam results have caused controversy this term [Photo: Sam Newsome]](http://www.nouse.co.uk/wp-content/article_images/body/2010/03/page2-0001.jpg-88 "York Management School’s unprecedented exam results have caused controversy this term [Photo: Sam Newsome]")
Lecturer accused of leaking “too much information” to students before exams
A University of York Accounting and Finance lecturer has been accused of giving out “too much information” to second-year students taking exams this term, and actively discrediting their degrees
York breakthrough in anti-malaria reasearch
A team of scientists in the Centre for Novel Agricultural Products, led by Professor Dianna Bowles and Professor Ian Graham, have made a genetic breakthrough in accelerating anti-malaria development, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Student announced as Labour council candidate
Richard Costello, a first-year Politics student, has this week been announced as Labour’s council candidate for Sutton Coldfield, New Hall, which falls under the Birmingham City constituency
YUSU disability policy “segregates” students
YUSU’s Disability policy has been accused of segregating rather than integrating the disabled student community
![Kinchin promised in her manifesto to “work for the future of Kids’ Camp”; but it isn’t on this Easter [Photo: Joey Ellis]](http://www.nouse.co.uk/wp-content/article_images/body/2010/03/page7-0011.jpeg-88 "Kinchin promised in her manifesto to “work for the future of Kids’ Camp”; but it isn’t on this Easter [Photo: Joey Ellis]")
Outrage sparked as Easter Kids’ Camp is cancelled and its future remains dubious
The cancellation of the Easter residential Kids’ Camp has caused outrage this week, after the Trustee Board decided only to maintain the non-residential Kids’ Club scheme
![The 13:3 concert, the first to be held in Central Hall for 20 years, led to a £2,000 personal loss [Photo: Sam Newsome]](http://www.nouse.co.uk/wp-content/article_images/body/2010/03/page03-0021.jpeg-88 "The 13:3 concert, the first to be held in Central Hall for 20 years, led to a £2,000 personal loss [Photo: Sam Newsome]")
University criticised for allowing student to incur a personal debt of over £2,000 for campus event
The University has been criticised this week for allowing a third-year student, Jason Rose, to organise and hold an event in Central Hall from which he made a personal loss of over £2,000
![CCTV footage showing Claudia Lawrence at the Roger Kirk Centre on the day she went missing [Image: North Yorkshire Police]](http://www.nouse.co.uk/wp-content/article_images/body/2010/03/page03-0012.jpeg-88 "CCTV footage showing Claudia Lawrence at the Roger Kirk Centre on the day she went missing [Image: North Yorkshire Police]")
A year on since Claudia Lawrence’s disappearance
This Thursday will mark a year since the missing Goodricke chef Claudia Lawrence was last seen
![Despite earlier worries of Fusion’s financial viability, ticket sales alone raised over £5,000 for RAG [Photo: Sam Newsome]](http://www.nouse.co.uk/wp-content/article_images/body/2010/03/page6-0021.jpeg-88 "Despite earlier worries of Fusion’s financial viability, ticket sales alone raised over £5,000 for RAG [Photo: Sam Newsome]")
Fusion raises over £5,000
This year’s Fusion event, ‘Telling Tales’, has made a profit for RAG of around £5,100 so far
From the Archives
Lacy: York students not receiving value for money gym membership
Athletic Union President Alex Lacy has accused the University of reneging on an agreement over fitness suite fees. Figures obtained by Nouse have shown that York students receive the worst value for money gym membership of any of the Complete University Guide’s top 20 universities.