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one a day: Online art platform launched
This July sees the launch of one a day and it’s been a good one. one a day is a new, non-profit project, giving artists internationally a platform to share their work with no bias or agenda other than to give artists and creatives exposure. Time-limited, one a day focuses on ever-flowing and evolving creativity though its rolling content. How does it work? one a day is comprised of an internationally based team of arty farties who are dedicated to curating your creative submissions.
LoPair: an Interview with an Au Pair
www.lopair.com Looking for something excited and constructive towards your CV this summer? Harry Phillips from LoPair – an organisation “dedicated to promoting mutual understanding and intercultural learning using its core program Au Pair China” – speaks to a student about her experience au pairing in China. The summer holidays can be slightly daunting.
York Dances for Comic Relief 2019
University of York Swing Dance Society On Saturday 9th March, the University of York’s Swing Dance Society will host their third annual dance competition in aid of Comic Relief.
Interview with MUN's Bennett Nightingale
Today the University of York will see its 9th YorkMUN conference, where students from university United Nations Associations societies all over the globe gather in York to debate, socialise and gain skills towards their future. I spoke with Secretary General and head of the conference Bennett Nightingale, 3rd Year Politics student and member of Constantine College, about his role within the conference and what to expect from this year’s YorkMUN. Could you explain to someone uninvolved what MUN is?
Review: The Favourite
Hyde Park Picture House The Favourite is a tragicomic masterpiece which delves into the tumultuous personal and political relationships in both Queen Anne’s court and personal chambers. Starring a trio of superb actors, the film explores the themes of female sexuality, manipulation in the upper echelons of society and, of course, the member of court’s constant fight for favour.
Yorfess mishap - The Yorker
Yorfess mishap Yorfess, via Facebok University of York’s Facebook confession page Yorfess was temporarily shut down by Facebook this evening, leaving it in accessible to users. The extremely popular page was closed down for less than an hour before it was restored, with the administrative team calling the temporary closure ‘an accident.’ The following two tabs change content below. Latest posts by Eleanor Jefferys (see all) Like this: Like Loading... Related Campus FACEBOOK, Yorfess
Men ARE from Mars: Gender differences in mental health
Human Heads with Colorful Gears Vector Illustration, from Mental Health America On Tuesday 20th November, University of York Events hosted Dr Paul Blenkiron, Consultant Psychiatrist, member of NHS Foundation Trust and Honorary Reader at Hull York Medical School, to speak on the biological differences between men and women regarding mental health.
TEDxYork: Realities
yorkdevelopers.org TEDx comes to York this Friday 16th November for a day-long conference about humanity in the modern world.
An Interview with Chloé Farand
Chloé Farand, Greenport.com Getting involved with The Yorker was “one of the best things I’ve done” says Chloé Farand, free-lance journalist and History alumnus at the University of York. Having never visit York and with little understanding of British university life, Chloé arrived from France in 2011, a Fresher and keen to get involved in campus life.
TEDxYork: Realities
TEDxYork: Realities yorkdevelopers.org TEDx comes to York this Friday 16th November for a day-long conference about humanity in the modern world.
City Secrets: October
For the discerning student or inhabitant of York who likes a chill cafe or jazzy pub but doesn’t know where to look, City Secrets is your guide. Every month we will post reviews and commentary of some of the best pubs, cafes, restaurants and bars in York.
Who will be representing England in Russia 2018?
Image Credit: BBC A month on from the 23-man England squad announcement by Gareth Southgate and looking forward to England’s first match on Monday, it’s time to analyse who will be representing the Three Lions in Russia. With an average age of 25, the youth-heavy England squad headed out to Russia after their final preparation friendly against Costa Rica on 7th June. Very few players remain from the 2014 squad who played rather dismally in Brazil.
A Brexit update: Negotiation troubles and party division
By UK Parliament – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENIW7i48xHA, CC BY 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=62228373 It doesn’t seem like long this article was published explaining the key issues in Brexit so far. This week, lots has gone on, so once again, let us delve back into the depths of Brexit to sort out what you need to know.
Sabbatical Officers questioned at YUSU AGM 2018
York students questioned their Union’s Sabbatical Officers at the Union’s Annual General Meeting earlier this week, asking about topics including past staff misdemeanours, referenda, dental health and the Big Student Debate. In a crowded seminar room in the Spring Lane Building, the University of York Students’ Union (YUSU) Sabbatical Officers delivered reports about their activities since taking office and answered questions from audience members.
York Vision in print again ahead of ratification vote
York Vision returned to print earlier this week, defying students’ expectations that the newspaper was destined to collapse. Last weekend, a small team of York Vision journalists, assisted voluntarily by former members of the newspaper and advised by experienced current members of student media, put together a new, printed edition of the paper. A final draft of the new edition was finished between 1am – 2am on Wednesday this week, The Yorker understands.
Review: Isle of Dogs
Isle of Dogs sees Anderson master another animated film, telling the story of a boy who undertakes a quest in search of man’s-best-friend. Atari’s dog, Spots, was exiled at the initiation of a city-wide cull of dogs.
Forty-five ideas for change sent to YUSU policy process
Students at the University of York have submitted forty-five proposals for change to this term’s first policy process. The Policy Coordinator, Josh Mackenzie, has received forty-five submissions from students to the term’s first policy process, which runs from Week 1 – Week 5 of this term. The number of policy proposals received in the first two weeks of this academic term is higher than the total number of proposals received in the space of a year.
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