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University announces death of Long Boi

By Gracie Daw

The University released a statement on the Radio 1 Breakfast show saying they were "forced to conclude he has passed away"

Student facing 'toxic' culture at CBI says University failed to support them

By Gracie Daw and Hannah Boyle

Exclusive: Nouse speaks to a student on placement at the CBI who feels let down by the Careers and Placements team

Students express concerns over Marking Assessment Boycott

By Alanah Hammond and Nadia Sayed

Alanah Hammond interviews disheartened students as the boycott continues to impact dissertations and graduation

Emergency Grab Bags Installed in York City Centre

By Daisy Couture

Daisy Couture (she/her) reports on the new grab bags in York City Centre

First Bus raises prices

By Chris Stapleton

Chris Stapleton (he/him) reports on the rising First Bus prices

University of York Shortlisted for ‘University of the Year’ Award

By Daisy Couture

Daisy Couture reports on the University of York being shortlisted for 'University of the Year Award'
Politics
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Nouse interviews Andrew Jones MP

By James Clay

Andrew Jones MP talks student issues, national matters and his hopes for 2023

State of the Union address: blue collar workers, bipartisanship and booing

By Eloise Walker

President Biden's address emphasised his commitment to US workers, as the 2024 election draws closer

Green growth or degrowth? Protests in Lützerath and the divided German Green Party

By Benjamin Gibbs

Criticism over government policy in Germany highlights the trade-off between the environment and economy

Should Britain have been better prepared for the conflict in Sudan?

By Tom Lindley

As reports of the Sudanese power struggle begin to circulate, many are now looking at the response from the West.

How internal conflict is shaping Russia's war effort

By James Loughton

As the war in Ukraine continues, divisions are emerging amongst Russian forces

King Charles III Coronation has outlined a change in British culture

By Tom Lindley

Through a smaller coronation from the last, the new King has become the new figurehead of the commonwealth. Though for some, it has been an unwelcome change.
Comment
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There is life beyond the sticky carpets, I promise

By Ethan Reuter

Abandoning York's obvious student haunts can lead to a surprisingly superior night out

Ableism and the pandemic: What have we learned?

By Shannon Reed

We must work to build a society more accessible and fair to disabled people

Veganuary: self gratifying or inspiring change?

By Daisy Couture

Jumping head-first into veganism isn't easy, but it might do long-term good

'Gym Bro' culture: Eating disorders repackaged

By Henry Gee

'Fitspiration' can create and perpetuate obsessive and disordered eating for everyone

Rishi, show your workings out for extra maths

By Hannah Carley

Hannah Carley explores why Sunak's new policy proposal won't improve maths education

Rural landscapes need young people too: Don’t price us out

By Katy Leverett

Katy Leverett argues change can only be achieved if people at the top in rural areas listen.
Science
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Does ChatGPT's emergence signal the AI apocalypse?

By Ethan Attwood

The novel chatbot has captured the public's interest with its human-like responses. But how does it work, and how dangerous is it?

Research Reveals Dolphin Mums Use 'Baby Talk'

By Shannon Reed

A study spanning three decades of observation has revealed Bottlenose dolphin mothers use higher-pitched vocalisations when talking to their calves.

Our Planet II: Uncovering the devastation of plastic pollution

By Shannon Reed

David Attenborough's sobering documentary reveals the extent of the plastic problem.

Deadliest US wildfire in a century as blaze devastates Hawaiian island

By Shannon Reed

Firefighters struggle to contain the inferno raging across Maui.

Discovery of new brain cells may provide neurological breakthrough

By Eloise Walker

Recently discovered 'astrocytes' could hold the key to several pathologies such as Alzheimer's and epilepsy.

State of Nature report 2023 finds 1 in 6 UK species at risk of extinction

By Shannon Reed

Biodiversity change over fifty years indicates UK wildlife may be in dire straits.
Business
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The bear market has a proverbial price to pay

Lucy Le investigates the issues around the language used to describe bear markets.

Russia-Ukraine, Starlink, and corporate altruism

By Louise Cresswell

Louise Cresswell discusses the pitfalls of corporate altruism in today's dynamic and complex political, financial and charitable world.

Brexit and the economy: trade, politics and labour

As the UK reckons with the legacies of Brexit, Cyrus Ho examines how the UK has fared over the past few years and the difficulties businesses, workers and the government have experienced.

The Nord Stream Pipeline Blasts: A Growing Type of Economic Warfare

By Oliver Smith

Oliver Smith examines the increasingly destructive and disruptive consequences of economic warfare, in the light of the recent NordStream sabotage.

A lesson in fiscal irresponsibility- The Kami-Kwasi budget

By Jacob Upright

Jacob Upright explains how the "Trussonomics" experiment came crashing down when it made contact with reality.