University expand winter building closures to cut costs
By Tom Layton
Over half of campus will be shut or running with reduced heating over the Christmas period
Union concerned about “lack of proper consultation” regarding Kings Manor move
By Naomi Marques Wiggin
Will Professional Services staff be forced to become “nomad[s] searching for desk space”?
University and SU challenged by two open letters
Nouse reports on the open letters sparked by a growing far-right presence on campus
Fallen trees and flooding on-campus
Storm Darragh's disruption continues into the week
Reform UK Society created at the University
By Antonia Shipley
The Reform UK Society has been approved at the University, becoming the third registered Reform Society at a UK University.
Universities call for changes to maintenance support
By Emily Stevens
Student Union representatives, Vice-Chancellors and MPs have sent an open letter to Chancellor Rachel Reeves
Students feel "overworked" but "well paid" at York Christmas Market
By Tom Layton and Emily Stevens
Nouse interviews students working part-time at the Christmas Festival
Vehicle crashes into Biology Department
By Jolie Whittingham
University staff told Nouse the driver was “intoxicated”
Students’ belongings stolen from JLD Astroturf in University first
Students concerned for their safety after being left to track down the thief themselves
Popular drinking habits putting students at risk of liver disease
Many students could be unknowingly binge-drinking several times a week
University to close Kings Manor Library by September 2025
By Tom Layton and Naomi Marques Wiggin
Postgrad students “dissatisfied” as departmental move pushed back by a year
Campus Safety fail to protect student protesters from far-right intruders
Student pro-Palestine protestors were physically and verbally harassed by self-proclaimed independent journalists, two of which belong to far-right networks
“Difficult and unsettling” - our university’s financial situation
Nouse reports on the University's finances
Severe cuts leaving college life “bottom of the barrel”
Nouse investigates the impact of University budget cuts on York's collegiate system
Introducing The Nouseletter: weekly news to your inbox
News editor Tom Layton unpacks Nouse's new weekly newsletter
Attempted Long Boi theft alleged
Estates staff told a student that "someone tried to steal him"
York arts community optimistic in face of AI
By Matty Ennis
Nouse investigates the effects of AI on York's arts community
Union Affairs Officer calls for regionally tested maintenance loans
Lewis Parrey plans to lobby for regionally-tested maintenance loans in wake of tuition fee rises.
Students vandalise campus with racist graffiti
By Tom Layton and Antonia Shipley
Student media bins were targeted by pro-Trump students on election night
University finances under fire from skeptical students
New data shows student anxieties on a national level
Vice-Chancellor responds to tuition fee increase
Charlie Jeffery’s message to students following the government’s change to higher education.
York's new executive board appointments
A change in the University's fortunes?
How will the budget affect York City Council?
By Elena Hopkins
Elena Hopkins looks into the local effects of the recent budget
Funding in Flux: The 2024 Autumn Budget and its Implications for the UK’s Arts and Culture Institutions
By Georgina Spriddell
Georgina Spriddell (she/her) assesses the implications of the first Budget of the new Labour Government.
Labour’s Autumn Budget 2024: How will it affect students?
Nouse scrutinises the Autumn Budget and what it means for you.
Students unphased by vaping ban
Nouse reports on student support for vaping ban
Yorkshire Marathon Festival 2024: Report and Reaction
By Isaac Wilson
Isaac Wilson, Sports Editor, comments on the Yorkshire Marathon
Student data leaked in massive hack
By Tom Layton and Ben Horton
Hackers obtain account details for millions of Internet Archive users
The University has announced a “need for change”: what does it mean for you?
By Alexis Sturgeon
Nouse scrutinises the University’s redesign of their financial information pages
Protestors oust employer from University careers fair
By Tom Layton and Daisy Couture
Tom Layton and Daisy Couture report on yesterday's protest.
“Thorough review” to follow resignation of David Kato President
By Alfie Sansom and Tom Layton
Nouse explores both sides of the story
A tipping point for student hospitality workers?
Nouse reports on how new tipping legislation is impacting students
“It’s like we don’t exist”: Is the University failing working class students?
Cancellation of the off-campus rent grant to further impact students already in dire financial straits
