A preview of TFTV Student Theatre society's latest production, Vernon God Little, which is to be performed in the Black Box Theatre in the TFTV department from 6th-8th Feburary at 7:30pm.
Catch up on the latest URY News show that was broadcast on 29th January 2014. In the show:
-The latest on missing York St. John student
-Future of College events - is Vertigo the answer?
-College swimming report and sports update
Listen back to the URY News show from Wednesday 29th January 2014. On the show:
-Update on search for missing York St. John Student
- College events - are they better off campus? We've been looking at Vanbrugh
- Run down of last Sunday's College Swimming competition with Mitch
A preview of Week 4 Drama Soc production Essex Girls being performed 31st January-2nd Febuary in the Drama Barn, doors open 7:30pm. This podcast contains scenes of a sexual nature.
The search is continuing for missing York St John student Megan Roberts who went missing last Wednesday night. URY's Ben Bason reports.
On the first Sportshour of the year:
- What is it really like to be an elite athlete at York? We take a look at the current state of the Elite Athlete Scholarship Programme.
- We’re in the money! We speak to York Sport Union President Cass Brown about their recent £47,305 YuFund Award, and where the money is going to go.
- Plus, we find out how our URY reporters fared against the infamous spin class as they take on the latest in a series of athletic challenges at the York Sport Village.
- All that and lots on more, including all your latest BUCS and College Sport news, and a look ahead to the weekend's Australian Open Finals and FA Cup action.
The URY Sportshour, every other Friday at 6pm on URY.
On this week's Newshour, lecturers are to go on strike again - we hear from the union and look at the results of our survey revealing students' attitudes to the walk-out. Also, are there enough women running for positions in YUSU? A campaign's been launched to try to get more girls involved in campus politics - we've got all the details. Plus a Guardian article's suggested students should be banned from working during their studies - we ask if this is the way forward, and we've got news of self-employment workshops happening in York. All that plus lots more, including your latest sports news with Mitch. the URY Newshour, Wednesdays at 6 on URY.
This week on Screen with Luke Quine, James Lovatt reviews American Hustle, Joseph Harrison discusses Twelve Years a Slave and Michael Brennan tells Meryl Streep what's what.
On this week's YorWorld, we debate the Google Glass, Alex Osborne takes a haunting look at poet Charles Bukowski, and Alex Hackitt and Caterina Soave introduce us to the fracking debate. Not to be missed!
Original URY sitcom. George and Linda led normal lives - George, the owner of a light bulb factory and Linda a headmistress - until George's imaginary friend showed up on their doorstep.
With the in-laws's arrival imminent, George has to get a grip: something that proves difficult when your guest is notoriously mischievous and not meant to be real.
Created by Cory Russell and produced by Anna Henley