Anyone who has studied German should empathise with the requirement to attempt the Sisyphean task of memorising which nouns get which gender assignment. You learn all the songs, try to […]
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The Yorker at ASFF 2018: Insights on Fashion in Film from British Vogue
Minnie Carver, Video Producer for British Vogue came to the York Theatre Royale during the Aesthetica Film Festival for a curated screening of original films and discussion. She explained more […]
Narrating black womanhood, the legacy of Ntozake Shange
Ntozake Shange, the poet, playwright and novelist who unapologetically gave voice to the experiences of black women, died on Oct. 27, 2018. Shange lived a life of perseverance as she […]
York’s obsession with the Vikings: A confused Fresher’s guide to the Vikings
When I arrived in York I was perplexed by the continual references to the Vikings. It started with a Viking reenactment at Fresher’s Fair, moving swiftly onto the Viking Raid, […]
Braving Beijing and Exceeding Expectations
The wonderful University of York provides many an opportunity for new experiences, one ongoing being that provided by the International School Centre. Emma Riley was one of the lucky few […]
The Year Abroad: Don’t judge Paris by its cover
Most language students eagerly await the mythical Year Abroad, it’s the hot topic around the language department. It’s a year that allows us to be a bit snobby towards the […]
City Secrets: October
Photograph: The Yorker 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. […]
Review: “Winning the War of Ideas: Jordan Peterson, Sam Harris and Douglas Murray.” London O2 Arena.
The popularity of music concerts is undeniable as crowds continuously flock to see music stars of the current age. However, the growth in popularity of public debates is telling of […]
Review: Lean on Pete
Lean on Pete is the latest film from director Andrew Haigh and is adapted by Haigh from Willy Vlautin’s novel of the same name. The film stars Charlie Plummer who was […]
Review : A Quiet Place & Ghost Stories
This week I went to see two horror films. I only ended up seeing one and a half of them. What happens next will horrify you. First, I saw A […]