Nouse: the new home of investigative journalism - Nouse
Mar 17, 2022 · When I first joined Nouse, I remember thinking “there can’t be anything worse than writing for the News Section.”Wow how that has dramatically changed.. When you are editor for a student paper, your housemates have to become accustomed to dirty dishes sitting in the sink for days and refusing to go to Salvos because you are stuck in the office.
About Us - Nouse
YuStart. In 2015, Nouse ran a successful YuStart campaign which raised over £1,000. We were grateful for the generosity of all our sponsors, but would like to thank Ben Crawley, Liam Dooley, Catherine Dunning and Kevin Murphy in particular.
City News - Nouse
Nouse reports on the recent follow-up email from Vice-Chancellor Charlie Jeffery regarding Palestine and the efforts of the York Palestine Encampment before its end
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York is considered the most haunted city in the world. It is said to have around 140 ghosts, each with their own history. You can see a small girl in a window of the house behind York Minster, or meet a monk in St. Mary’s Abbey.
Sport - Nouse
Sports Editor Isaac Wilson (he/him) highlights Manchester City’s pitfalls and gives a lists of targets in the January transfer Window
National Sport - Nouse
Isaac Wilson explores the domination of the Chelsea Women's team of the WSL and their competition this season.
A note from the editor and deputy editor - Nouse
Jul 5, 2023 · Welcome to Nouse#504. It has officially been a year since we were elected into our positions, and now we are on our last edition of the year!
Domestic Politics - Nouse
In January this year, Rishi Sunak outlined his five pledges for helping Britain take back control of the mess it has found itself in. Political Editor Tom Lindley analyses how successful Sunak has been in delivering his pledges.
National Comment - Nouse
It’s time for so-called progressive movements to stop catering to male heterosexual desire
£48 000 on footlights - Nouse
Jun 15, 2022 · A Nouse Freedom of Information request has revealed that the University spent £48,942 on 46 new footlights around Central Hall.. The footlights, which the University told Nouse are “high efficiency LED external lights”, are programmed to shift between colours and lighting levels.. The University said that this meant that it could not give an exact electricity consumption figure, but gave ...