A round up of all things MO! An update on how we are getting on with the challenge and with fundraising, and some stories and information about why we are doing this! If you want to donate, then please do so at: http://moteam.co/university-radio-york also to find out more about movember, see https://uk.movember.com/about/foundation
URY are proud to be bringing you one of the longest continuous radio shows that has happened in the UK. Broadcasting from Greg's Place for 5 days in June, we'll be raising money for Yorkshire Cancer Research. Donations can be made here: https://student100for100.everydayhero.com/uk/ury1350.
Join us as we get #Movember off to a flying start!
Will you still love us when we're 64? Richard and Kim did their last student URY show in June 1976. This show will be hair raising if they had any left.
URY and YSTV bring you your favourite University of York names playing the trending game of Lockdown 2 - Among Us.
You can donate at https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/URYAmongUs
So this is SL week. Derwent colleges’ BAME Reps Timi Phillips & Zara Sharif have been raising money for the Stephen Lawrence foundation. Over the past few weeks, we have been asking for your responses and questions regarding racism and racial insensitivity on campus. We will be discussing issues such as: micro-aggressions cultural appropriation with a few songs to fit the mood. We hope you find this both informative and interesting.
There's a touch rugby tournament going down on 22 Acres, raising money for the Oddballs Foundation and Coppafeel, and URY are here to bring the tunes! If you have a request, come and say hi - we'll play anything you want (within reason) in exchange for a small donation :D
Hi, I'm Peter a skydiver and general extreme sports enthusiast. We will be talking all things extreme sport; from hair-raising stories, and international events, to extreme sport at the Uni of York and how you can get involved in your next adrenaline-fuelled adventure! All to the soundtrack of songs that get you amped up and excited to find the limits of human ability. Because when you're falling the fastest, diving the deepest, or climbing the highest... the ground is your only limit!