Most in industry ‘undergound’ but escort agencies boast ‘lots of new students’.

Exclusive: HUNDREDS of young people – including dozens of children – have been admitted to York Hospital for serious alcohol related incidents, the Press can reveal. Over the last year, 33 children and a total of 152 young people under 24, were admitted to hospital wards in the city with problems linked to drinking.

SUs have warned against ‘underhanding', as a survey in York reveals up to 15 women at the uni have been sexually assaulted in clubs. Neil Johnston reports.

An emergency meeting is to be held after a police car was damaged and nine windows smashed at a children’s home which has seen a spate of anti-social behaviour in recent months.

Which departments have been cut the deepest in today's spending cuts – and which have largely escaped the chancellor's axe this time.

York pub landlords have expressed mixed views on plans to extend opening hours for England’s World Cup match against Italy. On Monday, David Cameron intervened and overruled the Home Office’s decision to refuse permission to extend opening hours for the match.

Figures obtained by Nouse reveal there is an inequality in the University’s application acceptance process for ‘unclear reasons’.

Figures have revealed the gap between UK BME and UK White offers has widened and offers to state school applicants have decreased.

MP for York Outer Julian Sturdy tells Neil Johnston and Amadea Ng why his views on gay marriage, university funding and the drink levy are down to one basic principle.

The University has suffered a huge cut in HEFCE funding, but fared better than many of its peers.

University of York runs out of campus accommodation for freshers. THE University of York has been unable to provide hundreds of first-year students with a room on campus after running out of accommodation. More than 260 first year students will be living off-campus this year, with about 170 “freshers” going into privately owned purpose-built student accommodation at The Boulevard in Lawrence Street and Catherine House in Walmgate.

Julian Sturdy MP has defended his decision to vote against yesterday’s same sex marriage bill against criticism from YUSU officers. The Conservative MP for York Outer which includes the University and most areas of student housing, was one of 175 MPs to vote against the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill.