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Author: Eleanor Higginson

2016/7 News Editor. Third year English and Related Literature Student.

Media censorship exists, say 64% of York student journalists

February 14, 2017February 14, 2017 Eleanor Higginson

64% of student journalists believe that censorship exists within ratified student media at the University of York, a survey for student media has found. According to a survey by the student […]

Working with adults that have learning difficulties

January 30, 2017 Eleanor Higginson

  For the past four months, I have been participating in a York Students in Communities placement, providing one-on-one support for adults with learning difficulties by attending a weekly literacy lesson, […]

New statistics reveal York graduates are some of the most employable in the UK

December 17, 2016December 17, 2016 Eleanor Higginson

The latest statistics from the Department for Education have revealed that the University of York has the highest proportion of graduates in work or further study three years after graduating, out […]

Planned visit from EDL co-founder to University of York halted by missing form

December 17, 2016March 17, 2019 Eleanor Higginson

Tommy Robinson, co-founder of the English Defence League, will not speak at the University of York in January 2017 as promised by a “subsidiary organisation” of a campus-based newspaper. Robinson, […]

University of York given Global Challenges funding to fight parasitic disease

December 17, 2016December 17, 2016 Eleanor Higginson

Scientists from the University of York and Hull York Medical School have been awarded two new grants to assist them in tackling the parasitic disease leishmaniasis. The award is part of […]

Student holds independent lecture promoting International Men’s Day 2016

November 21, 2016November 22, 2016 Eleanor Higginson

A University of York student organised his own lecture to mark International Men’s Day this weekend ,after the University confirmed that it would not publicly mark the day. Ben Froughi, a Third […]

Astronomy Society launch campus model of solar system

November 21, 2016November 21, 2016 Eleanor Higginson

The University of York’s Astronomy Society (Astrosoc) have launched a scale model of the solar system on campus. The  permanent art installation aims to inspire the university’s staff, students and visitors to enquire further into space and […]

Children’s University returns to York

November 14, 2016 Eleanor Higginson

York Children’s University (York CU) is due to return this week, with a variety of free events programmed to run until the 18th November. The purpose of the programme is to “promote curiosity and a […]

York academic advocates for multicultural education

November 14, 2016 Eleanor Higginson

Dr Damien Spiteri, a Lecturer in Social Work at the University of York, has written an influential book demonstrating the benefits of a multicultural education and aiming to assuage some of the difficulties faced […]

Student mental health survey reveals worrying trends

November 9, 2016 Eleanor Higginson

Mind Your Head, a volunteer-led mental health campaign at the University of York, has conducted a student mental health survey for the second year in a row. The full report contained […]

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