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As one of the few colleges with a complete JCRC team, Derwent College demonstrates the power of its college spirit yet again. Famed for its themed socials, especially Big D in Summer term, Derwent College has already taken important steps to maintain its reputation.
Foreign forms of identification accepted by immigration officers but not for door staff at the Lowther.
New Vanbrugh College chair, Tahir Shetty has big shoes to fill. Under his predecessor Dani Fill, Vanbrugh saw a successful JCRC direct the college very smoothly. Already criticized by YUSU for the explicit images used to advertise P.O.R.N.O., will Tahir live up to the challenge?
A second year politics and philosophy student was one of the hundreds of demonstrators rounded up by Danish police at the United Nations Climate Change Conference last month. Victim of a new law which allows detention for up to twelve hours without pressing charges, the student was held for seven hours in a cage, simply for being present at a demonstration.
New Facebook group “Overheard at York” is quickly becoming a popular medium for sharing embarrassing conversations overheard at the University of York. Students are encouraged to post anonymous anecdotes for the perusal of over one thousand current members.
James College election results were announced last night at the Royal York Hotel. Greeted with great enthusiasm by all who attended complete with drum rolls, screams and even tears, an ecstatic new JCRC began their reign in great form.
Peter Warner-Medley, YUSU LGBT Officer and Abigail Wilson win this year's York Come Dancing.
As this year’s JCRC members approach the end of their terms, the Yorker news team has a look at how well they have done
The Yorker looks at college hustings.
It has emerged that two UGM constitutional motions were adopted by YUSU despite the fact that they didn’t pass quorum.
