In the late 2010s and early 2020s, diversity was everywhere in advertising and entertainment. With the #MeToo movement, Black Lives Matter and a call for more queer representation, studios began to ...

I refused to believe in my own capability of securing the grades and was too afraid to imagine a life different from the only one I had ever known. When I was asked how I felt about going off to uni ...

On Monday 4 May, New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art became the backdrop to its annual Met Gala. Unofficially dubbed the biggest night in fashion, its attendees include around 450 of the ...

Labour party politicians are now seriously advocating for EU membership to be on the table. I spent my youth ruing the 2016 vote, I must say I still do, yet I believe that Labour cannot seriously ...

Timothée Chalamet’s recent comment has sparked much debate on the relevance of ballet and opera to our increasingly digital lives in the 21st century, as he criticised these art forms as being ...

The results of 7 May elections could be indicative of the rise of the ‘five party system’. Out of the 5,000 seats up for election, Reform won 1,454; Labour 1,068; Conservatives, 801; Lib Dem, 844; ...

Hungary also risked losing its entire €10.4 billion Recovery and Resilience Facility without a deal before August 2026. After Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Orbán maintained contact with Moscow ...

Chris Goodman-Bowen came to work on the campus safety team at the beginning of 2025, and was asked to review the campus safety system. In this study, he looked at the usage of the system, specifically ...

Charlie Jeffery, York’s Vice-Chancellor since September 2019, is to step down from the role that he has held for just under seven years. In an email addressed to colleagues that has been seen by Nouse ...

The term ‘irony’ has become an internet synonym for doing something as a joke: being aware of how embarrassing something is, but doing it anyway. Sticking a ‘live, laugh, love’ plaque on the fridge ...

With an expected turnout of 4,000 students at the York Racecourse, the Grandstand and other adjoining suites, the line-up announcement for ‘the biggest party of the year’ has been highly anticipated.

The University of York is facing a financial crisis and are consequently trying to lower their running costs, but there is significant concern about how this will affect students' experience, as well ...